Outside today Inside today Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Area ... 1-3B, 8C Family...... 1-2C Lows tonight in the teens; highs Business .... lOB Obituaries .. lOA Thursday in the low 30s. Outlook: (air Classified .. .6-8B Peopletalk ... 2A Friday and Saturday: chance of flurries Comics...... 9B Sr. Citizens .. 9C Dear Abby ... 9B Sports...... 4-6D Sunday. National weather map on page ^ _ Manchester—A City of Village Charm Editorial __ 4A 7B. _ _i'A(;k s ® .I lIR h h SKfTIOISS . MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1978 - VOL. XCVII, No. 79 PRIC^j FIFTEEN CENTS Palestinian
compromise 1^ I is reached. - , .9^ ; PARIS (UPI) — President Egyptians chanting “Peace! We Carter arrived today from want peace” The crowds cheered him off with shouts of "long live Egypt where he reached a Carter.” If *’"”-^ 3 compromise solution with As it has on almost every one of the Egyptian President Anwar stops on Carter’e seven-nation, nine- Sadat on the emotional issue of day tour the Middle East a Palestinian homeland and overshadowed other aspects of his visit. suggested that he might be Carter talked with Sadat for only 50 planning a visit to Jerusalem. minutes but in their brief summit Before Carter flew to France today they agreed in principle that the from Aswan, Egypt, reporters with Palestinians should have the right to the presidential party heard Carter self-determination — an apparent tell Sadat, "We cannot let this oppor shift in U.S. policy and one that ran tunity slip away. We will be coming into immediate Israeli ponosition. to Jerusalem, planning to play a very Israeli Prime Minister, Menahem strong role, working closely with you Begin, speaking in Jerusalem after Carter telephoned him from Air Carter, in his second arrival Force One on the flight from Aswan 'ifh ceremony of the day, was greeted by to Paris, said that “self determina French President Valery discard tion means a Palestinian state and d'Estaing who expressed hopes that we will not agree to such a mortal Carter’s two-day visit to the rain danger to Israel.” However, he swept city would lead to a more expressed pleasure that neither brotherly, a more united and a safer Sadat nor Carter mentioned a world. , Palestine state. Carter said in reply that he and his Further evidence of the success of French hosts would seek a common the Carter-Sadat meeting came from answer to a wide series of pressing a high official traveling with' the problems facing the free world. U.S.- Carter party. He said the two agreed French relations are at their highest that a “definition of the principle” of in many years and the two leaders peace by Egypt and Israel is likely to were expected to have few if any dis bring “other Arab nations into the agreements. Middle East peace talks.” Heavy smoke pours out of a home at 41 Earl St. this morning Patty Mayo holds a smoke detector that sounded in the Earl Security precautions in Paris were Carter, looking fit and tanned in as a town firefighter and a volunteer firemen pull hose into the St. home Tuesday. The detector continued to iound as fire especially heavy in the light of a re contrast to the grayness of the day at house. fighters arrived and,fought the fire.. (HeraW photos by Pinto) cent wave of political bombings in time of his arrival, told Giscard that France. Police sharpshooters were Americans “will forever remember stationed all along the highway which the crucial assistance which the presidential motorcade took into Lafayette and the French nation the capital for Carter's ceremonial gave us during the painful and Iron blamed for serious fire laying of a wreath at the Tomb of the dangerous days of our national Unknown Soldier. birth.” By GREG PEARSON plugged it, the iron fell to the ground After the ceremony Carter “It was with the same spirit of the amount of interior damage has hatchway. and a carpet in the room caught fire, declined G iscard’s offer of a common purpose that Americans Herald Reporter not yet been determined, but he said Some neighbors stood on their officials said. it was substantial. limousine and took an unscheduled came to the Normandy beaches and A defective iron apparently front porches in the early-morning Two smoke detectors in the home The basement and first and second cold and watched. Others peered walk down the Champs-Elysee from to the Marne to join France in sparked a fire this morning that were set off and Patty ieft and sought floor sustained smoke damage. The through windows. Several children, the Arch of Triumph, waving and preserving your liberty,” he said. resulted in substantial heat and frequently plunging into the crowd to smoke damage to the George Mayo help from a neighbor. One of the heat of the tire also caused con walking to school, also stopped. Carter will visit Normandy detectors was still sounding when Despite the temperatures in the shake hands. The rain had stopped by Thursday to pay homage to the home at 41 Earl St., Manchester. siderable damage in both the base firefighters arrived and continued then and Carter wore neither hat nor _ Americans and their allies who died The fire was reported to the Town ment and first floor. A telephone on teens, firefighters were not topcoat. Fire Department at 7:38 a.m. Com sunding as they fought the fire. the first floor melted. hampered by the cold. there on D-Day. Two family pets also were in the Security precautions also had been Carter said he and Giscard wili dis panies 2 and 3 responded. Deputy Chief James McKay said The fire produced billows of home, A dog escaped, but a cat was that when firefighters arrived the ■ heavy in Egypt when Carter flew in cuss: According to reports from the Fire smoke, and fans were used to blow it killed in the blaze. A neighbor, Carla fire had worked its way up the cellar out of the house. A couple of fire from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Still he • “ Ensuring the stability and Department, 12-year-old Patty Bovee of 7 Nye St,, cut her finger door and was spreading to the first fighters also entered the home was greeted by several thousand growth of the international economy Mayo, the only one home at the time, breaking a window as she attempted floor carpeting. Firefighters entered wearing air packs. Fire equipment and working for economic justice was starting to iron in the basement. to save the cat. the home through a first-floor side was kept at the scene until about within our own societies and among When she plugged the iron in, it Fire Chief John Rivosa said that entrance and through the cellar 10:30 a.m. the nations of the world. sparked, fire officials said. She un • “Maintaining the defense of our Year reviewed Western nations while constantly The events that made news in searching for peace in troubled areas Manchester during 1977 are such as the Middle East, for im reviewed in a article on page 8A proved relations with the Soviet of today’s Herald. Union and Eastern Europe and for Police station bids rejected —See Page Ten-A By JUNE TOMPKINS said Town Counsel recommended floor. Sartor said he and Lawrence Training Center (ROTC) with un Herald Reporter that all bids which had been sub will explore the possibility of not breakable lens. Dion said the lens It’s back to the drawing board for a mitted be rejected. having to add an additional boiler for break easily during gymnastic activi revised set of plans for the second Paul Philips, building committee the heating system designed in the ty because of the low ceilings. No flu epidemic yet phase of new construction at the chairman, said the best thing to do is original plans. The outside lighting system at Manchester Police station. to see what items can be eliminated Although Lawrence said it will ROTC has been corrected. Dion said The Town Building Committee in the existing plans to reduce the take more than a month to redesign a short circuit was discovered at the but it’s on the way Tuesday night voted to reject all bids project cost by $100,000 and then put the expansion and alteration project, base of one of the parking light poles. which had been submitted for Phase the project out to bid all over again. he said he “will attempt to get the He told the committee there's a lack Two of the federally funded $750,000 A suggestion to ask the Delta new specifications ready for the next of consistency in uniform heat at the The flu epidemic that is appearing this type of flu,” she said, “because project. Funds will be provided from Builders for a revision of their bid building committee meeting,” which school, but “it’s one of those things in Connecticut and in parts of the the health specialists didn’t know a Public Works Employment Act was made by Richard Lawrence, is Feb. 7. we’re going to have to live with, I United States has not yet reached what type of flu to expect this year, grant. architect, but rejected by the com The architect’s and Phase One fees guess,” he said, Manchester. so they used the same type of vaccine Of the eight bids submitted, the ap mittee. for the beginning of the project have Inthe Washington School construc The flu, which is raising havoc with that was used last year.” There is The preparation for new bidding already cost about $100,000. tion and renovation project, school and employment attendance parent low bidder was Delta Builders also a Russian flu virus, she said. & Developers of 147 Hale Road with means that the architect will have to In other business. Philips said the Lawrence said that the contractor and athletic programs, is centered Mrs. Lynn Gustafson, head school scrap some plans and revise other bids for the Bentley School project has been pouring concrete. He said mostly in the Fairfield area, Dr. a base bid of $761,700, about $100,000 nurse, is one of the monitors ap in excess of the funds available for plans. Lawrence said that the will be opened Wednesday, Jan. 18, at that 50 percent of the exterior walls Alice Turek, town health director, pointed by the state to keep track of the actual construction of the second proposed third floor could be 2:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. are done, the elevator pit has been said today. the flu cases in the school system and phase of the building program. eliminated. The training area and The committee gave William Dion, poured and most of the footings have She said the A-Texas virus is add her results to a statewide survey. "The bids were significantly classrooms which were to have been superintendent of maintenance and been installed. headed in this direction and should Dr. Turek said she would notify higher than we anticipated,” Deputy on the third floor level can be grounds for Manchester schools, How soon the contractor can begin affect residents in the Hartford area The Herald when the flu reaches Chief Richard Sartor in charge of the reassigned to a basement area, Sar authority to replace the existing lens work on the interior depends on how in about a month. epidemic proportions. Police Department project, said. He tor said. in the lights in the cafeteria and gym “There is no vaccine prepared for With the elimination of the third nasium at the Regional Occupational —Set- Page Ten-A Today’s news summary
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - man, 28, of Flagstaff, Ariz., were stirrings since the violent General John Mitchell, and trouble lies in not having enough decision to return the crown of St. Gov. George Wallace and his seized along with their 35-foot overthrow of Marxist President former, President Nixon’s two top ground water. “We’re about 11/2- Stephen to the Communist wife, Cornelia, may reach agree sailboat Brillig Oct. 12 by gun Salvador Allende. aides, H.R. Haldemn and John' million-acre-feet short of the nor government of Hungary.” ment on their divorce to avoid a boats in the South China Sea. Erlichmman, wrote a letter to At mal underground table. It’s going public skirmish when it comes up The Vietnames charged the LUBBOCK, Texas (UPl) - torney General Griffin Bell poin to take several years of normal or HONG KONG (UPI) - A Radio for trial today, sources .close to yacht illegally entered Viet There was a 27-mile moving chain ting out that privilege is not excessive rain to build it back up.” extended to other prisoners. Moscow report monitored in Hong ...CQuple.5ay^_ namese territorial waters and of farm tractors encircling Lub ■—■Reliable sources'saiif Tuesdaiy- -'chrnied an unspecified amqupt of The. prisoners ^ked Bell to Kong Tuesday said, "The bock Tuesday caff ying signs such - jworsening relations between the the “whole thing may be over” unidentified drugs. ’’ as “All we want is our fair share revise -the system-6t fuflbughs, _ - -WASHINGT-OW -(TJPJL) : before Judge Joseph Phelps opens at the marketplace.’’ The allowing other prisoners to get Supreme- Court Justice Byron Socialist Republic of Vietnam and the hearing on the Wallaces’ SANTIAGO, CHILE (UPI) - farmers, participating in a them also. White refused Tuesday to issue an Kampuchea (Cambodia) has ob seventh wedding anniversary. Chileans by the thousands nationwide strike, are demanding emergency order blocking Carter viously been provoked by began voting today in a controver 100 per cent parity for their crops. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) administration plans to return the Peking.” It was the first time the Soviets openly have blamed their WASHINGTON (UPI) - The sial election for or against the The Texas demonstration was You’d think that with all the crown of St. Stephen to Hungary Communist rival by name, release of three Americans held right-wing military regime of one of several protests Tuesday winter rain and snow storms on Friday. California’s drought would be although Moscow previously has in Vietnam since October — first I President Augusto Pinochet. by farmers around the nation. Sen. Robert Dole, the Kansas near an end, but Bill Clark of the hinted that Chinese advisers were promised by New Year’s Day — is The referendum, the nation’s Tractercades also slowed traffic Republican who asked the imminent, the State.Department first voting since 1973, will be on state Drought .Information Center Supreme Court to intervene, helping Cambodia. in Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Vietnam has received most of says. whether Chileans support Gen. New Mexico and Arkansas. said Tuesday, "It will be at least called it quits. “There are no The ttid, Cornelia “Cricket” Pinochet’s military junta against three years before we can say we more appeals we can make to the its war material support from Dellenbaugh, 28, of Vero Beach, . U.N. charges it is guilty of SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UPI) - have turned the drought around.” courts. It now rests solely upon Moscow; Cambodia leans toward F la.; Charles Affel, 30, of massive human rights violations. Prisoners, who were angered by According to Richard Poison of President Carter who still has Peking. Philadelphia, and L^londvDicLelomkJIicker- It has sparked the first political furloughs, given former Attorney the Fresno Farm Bureau, the time to reconsider his unfortunate
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Downhill rarer hold the office, and hence the first events during Carter’s visit to Amy Carter isn't exactly a ever to require access to the rest France. FLETCHER GLASS CO. Grants, budget, water Over 3$ Yeert el tEperience loEMANCHCSTEII during inventory at EB schueshoomer — she’s only been room. No ego trip skiing for a week — but she finished Quipped one City Hall reporter, our inventory there using three shifts Egyptian President Anwar Sadat tfM lemotis wktdom GROTON (UPO - About 5.000 Quonset. R.I.. and Avenel. N.J. the race and her instructor says he's "This is really gonna be a reform ad COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE over the weekend of Jan. 21." has found a fan in U.N. Ambassador WINDOW Q U tl-M IRRO RS-G LA SS FURNITURE TORS extender shelf employees of Electric Boat will find An EB spokesman said all impressed. ministration.” will be issues in ‘7 8 RICTURt FRAMING • FIREPLACE S DOOR MIRRORS out l)y Jan. 13 whether they will be employees temporarily laid off will In his letter, Veliotis said most of The president’s 10-year-old Andrew Young. TUB ENaOSURES-SPECIAL WORN doublM th« till tpic* lor your nf plonti; flu all windowi. furloughed the last week in January resume work when the inventory is EB's 13.000 production employees at daughter capped her ski vacation at Mayor criea snub Young, speaking at a Los Angeles By GREG PEARSON Training Act is “one of the most provement steps may be taken in the Not everyone is tossing flowers and godawful, bureaucratic messes O N L Y ...... while inventory is taken. complete. He said "furloughed Groton will take the inventory or con Crested Butte Colo.. Tuesday by press conference, calls Sadat’s trip Hvruld Rrporirr sewer treatment facilities. He nign- *1.00 The production shutdown for five employes who are currently eligible tinue work which does not interfere entering an amateur downhill race. soft words at President Carter as he to Israel "miraculous in that for the you’ve ever seen.” tioned that the town is planning to Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) [[4 The outlook for 1978 in Manchester i faincoy ha$ days starting Jan. 23 was announced for vacation days may choose to take with it. He said the "wall-to-wall Her handicap is 140 points — not good tours Europe. first time in my lifetime a Budget problems —the town ad change to a flat-rate billing system is a continued pursuit of federal [(e ^Tuesday in letters fhe submarine- them during this period and thereby physical count of everything we enough to qualify her for a medal — Jacques Chirac, the mayor of statesman, instead of sending his ministration has projected a poten for sewer service, which would every Utile thing! grants and forced changes to the eliminate cost reduction for high- "building firm senf to all its maintain their incomes." have" will be done by three shifts but she skimmed the 1,300-foot Paris, is insulted because Carter young men and women out to kill, tial $538,535 deficit for this fiscal f tim tn GlcAf Cxi town’s budget and water system. employees. The EB spokesman said any working around the clock. course with only one fall. won’t make the traditional head-of- decided to take the risk upon year —have forced the new Board of volume users. -where a state-visit to the Parisian city hall. Town Manager Robert Weiss said He praised the new Board of Direc OPEN M-F 8>S:90 dollar's He said Groton workers who will Says instructor Mike Wells, "She's himself.” Directors to become involved in the IN S1 0 CX EB General Manager P. Takis employee who is ineligible for vaca Tuesday in a speech to the Civitan THUR. TIL 9:00 w w w w worth Veliotis said only EB workers at the tion days or does not wish to use be laid off will be told by Jan. 13. a good student. All you have to do is The U.S. Embassy says Carter’s Young says other statesmen should budget process in its first nionths, tors for the job it has done so far. SAT. • . SKM 3 16 . ’ Club of Manchester. kU*- • J i l t n s OH CUT S l/tS I f th e m’lfacU of mohiJtTeA | a dollar!" Groton plant will be furloughed. He them during the week of Jan. 23 will "Selection of those who will par push her a littlb. and you get schedule is too tight to allow a visit, follow Sadat’s lead — that if “their Weiss said. Normally budget work “There’s great enthusiasm and it’s ^ Jowritown manehester^ that it’s hoped Chirac and the presi Weiss gave his "State of the Town” doesn’t have to be started until about very infectious,” Weiss said. The said the inventory will include hun not be paid. ticipate in the inventory will be results.” own necks are on the line ... there’ll • SCREENS 6EPA1REO dent will be able to meet at other address to the group, which half-way through the first year. board has shown an interest in the dreds of thousands of submarine "We don’t anticipate that anyone basically seniority, however, The persons' room be a lot less ego-tripping.” components in warehouses in Groton. at Quonset Point will be furloughed." arithmetic and clerical skills or schedules a meetihg with the Improvements and purchases that running of town departments, he New London and Waterford and in he said Tuesday. "We expect to do experience are aiso important." he For 166 years, the men’s room at manager each January. had been scheduled for this year will said. said. New York City Hall has been just "Most of my time now is spent on have to be delayed. Cuts also will be “This kind o$ attention is making "Our objective is to complete in that — the' men’s room. But times things I didn’t have to do seven or made in other supply and -expense for good morale among the less than 10 days a task which w o |^ have changed, and the bastion of Mystic has new attraction eight or even five years ago," Weiss areas. departments. They feel a sincere in Wife held in shooting normally require about a month, so masculinity is a unisex facility now. said. "The name of the game is "It hurts, but at the same time it terest,” he said. The door sported a sign Tuesday, grantmanship." makes you look very carefully,” he shooting. that we can get everyone back’ to MYSTIC (UPI) - The newest at supervision of aquarium director NEW BRITAIN (UPl) - A city saying, "This facility is now being He said that several town said of the budget reductions. For the upcoming year, Weiss A hospital spokeswoman said work as quickly as possible," he said. traction at the Mystic Marine Life Steven Spotte. . GETA«I4«GIFT policeman, who drove himself 10 Last October, one day after he was utilized by men and women. Please departments, particularly the Police, He said that he hopes to have his predicted that the town’s proposed miles to the hospital after being shot Robert Coady. 45. was under inten Acquarium is a group of northern fur Aquarium spokeswoman Laura named general manager, Veliotis an determine whether it is occupied seals officials hope will be able to Public Works and Human Services proposed 1978-79 budget to the board industrial park should begin to in the abdomen, was iisted in stable sive care following surgery Tuesday. Kezer said two of the seals are nounced the layoffs of 3,000 before entering. Thank you.” begin their own colony in captivity. Departments, have benefitted from about two weeks earlier than he has develop. condition today at New Britain Police said Coady, an eight-year sexually mature seven-year-old employees. About 2‘;400 of those were It’s all the idea of newly elected The 10 newly acquired seals were an influx of federal monies in the in past years. “The industrial park has been close General Hospital. veteran of the force, was wounded males. The rest are females about from the Groton plant and the rest City Council President Carol captured off the coast of Alaska In five-years-old. past few years. Weiss also referred to last and dear to me for 18 months. I’ve FOR LEARNING His wife has been charged with the about 1 a.m. Tuesday with a buliet Bellamy, the first woman ever to Obtaining such grants requires a from a small caliber pistol. were from Quonset. thp Bering Sea la^t October under the summer’s water contamination never worked so hard. Finally, things watchful eye and plenty of problem. seem to be coming together.” he I------paperwork by local officials, he said. “This dramatically presented to said. Such paperwork and other the public that we have a water TO LOSE WEIGHT. !S o m Badly printed copies of Victor requirements for programs has led to problem,” he said. He called the con Hugo’s "Les Miserables." published whjt Weiss termed “the federal tamination “a blessing in disguise.” I About town j D U in the South during the Civil War. jungle.” This is one of the big Sometime in 1978, Manchester voters K were known throughout the North as problems for a local administration, probably will decide whether to iv i i u v "Lee’s Miserables." he said. provide funding for water treatment Tne L.aoies aio Society oi Zion For instance, he said that the and distribution improvements. Evangelical Lutheran Church will federal Comprehensive Employment Weiss also said that further im meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. 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PAGE FOim-A - MANCHESTER EVENINC. HKliAl.U, MiincliosUT. Cimii.. Witt,, .liin, 4, l!)78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 4. 1978 — PAGE KIVE-A iHaurltriilrr Euf utuy Thought CETA projects criticized Common Pleas Court cases Manchester A City of Village Charm When morning comes Founded Oct. 1 1881 I arise and look The following cases were ■ • Patricia Pillotte, 22, of influence of liquor or drugs criminal trespassing, Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Into the face of God Member. United Press International by directors, residents heard recently in Common II Oak St., Rockville, and chose trial by jury. third-degree criminal Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. And there find patient and holy Pleas Court 19, Rockville: pleaded innocent to a • In the case of Deborah trespassing, all continued • Mark Bousquet, 18, of 9 Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. thoughts. charge of fourth-degree Kellem, 17, of South St., to Feb. 7. Two proposed Comprehensive come guidelines. what new information the town Westland Road, Ellington, Thoughts of encouragement larceny and chose trial by Rockville, disposition of • Lonnie D. Keniston, 16, Raymond P Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor ;Employment Training Act projects Bettv Sadloski of 48 Hollister St. would obtain through the survey. reckless driving, changed And zest for high things. jury. charges of breach of peace, l\vere criticized Tue^ay night by said that she felt the proposal to William Tierney, the town's ad to unreasonable speed, of 93 Union St., Rockville, With victory over hates and fears ‘residents and members of the gather information about the clinic is • In the case of Norman reckless use of highway, fourth-degree larceny, ministrative assistant, said that the fined 315. third-degree criminal mis Opinion And fullness of the energy of love. 'Manchester Board of Directors. premature. She questioned whether survey will be aimed at obtaining R. Young, 17, of Hillside nolled. • Gary D. Cyr, 17, of 14 chief, disorderly conduct, • Kenneth Poliquin, 18, I find home more alluring Criticism at the board meeting dentists would be willing to serve at reactions from residents about pre Avenue, Rockville, Gail Drive, Ellington, charged with fourth-degree defective equipment on of Vernon Center Heights, Work more appealing •ranged from one resident who called the clinic, but Kraatz later said that sent town services. It also will seek Reckless driving and .a project "worthless” to another who the clinic idea has been supported by la r c e n y , a r e a r r e s t bicycle, fourth-degree Vernon, reckless endanger- in..stniggle to find out where handicapped driving with unsafe tires, larceny, first-degree said that officials%re ''dreaming of a local dentists. warrant was ordered and ment, dismissed. Because is in the midst. residents live. changed to second-degree bond set at $100. :way to spend money." "To listen to this whole thing is A couple of directors sounded manslaughter, bound over In the life of man • Marcel Cyr, Vernon, - Ronald Kraatz. administrator of ridiculous. They’re dreaming of a enthusiastic about the proposal and to Tolland County Superior third-degree forgery, To TV or not to TV In the light of the Eternal the Health Department, requested way to spend money,” Mrs. Sadloski said that they could not remember Court. I look for a new sunrise that three CETA positions bis used said. previously voting to approve the sur changed to breach of leaf, stem & root • Virginia D. Gould, 53, peace, 30 days in jail, Bright with hope and brotherhood. for the proposed dental clinic. He Kraatz said that little dental work vey. of Vernon Avenue, ■said that the three employees would is being done in the lower grades and suspended, and probation How about a prime time tand of public opinion via the L.F. Wood The directors still have to vote to Rockville, driving while help idefftity the dental health needs none in the high school. He said that a provide funds for the survey. Fun for one year. media even more than is now Morning is the time of day to under the influence of • Scott Hitchcock, 17, of HOUSE PLANTS • GIFTS special featuring a debate on redeem the day. The attitude you of school-age residents in town. lack of transportation is one problem ding would be provided from the liquor or drugs, entered with students who are eligible for Phoenix Street, Vernon, import restrictions on foreign the case. There is a particular meet the day with will affect your But. Mayor Stephen Penny federal government through CETA. plea of innocent and chose responded. "To tell me you need state aid tor dental work. resisting arrest, fined $150. • CUT FLOWERS steel? fear, expressed by Speaker Tip day more than the events that occur Directors Stephen Cassano did trial by jury. • Peter D. Sulham, 17, of three people to gather information Another CETA project, a proposed speak favorably about the proposal. • Eric A. Kwasnik, 18, of Or an afternoon game show O’Neill, that letting the camel during the day. White Road, Ellington, about a need you know exists doesn't townwide survey in Manchester, also He said that there are an estimated Cider Mill Road, Ellington, 857 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER The Ruling Party Rev. Kenneth E. Knox pleaded innocent to charge in which some of the most of commercial television all .really impress me too much." He drew criticism. 5,000 handicapped M anchester negligent homicide of driving while under the TEL. 649-2522 prominent political figures in the way into the tent might in Talcottville .suggested that a presentation about John Tucci of 30 Castle Road said, residents. changed to second-degree Congregational Churfch the clinic be made including support "I don't see a reason to spend money the country compete in effect be turning over control IIIMWHIIIIIIIWWI iiMiiiil ii _ “If that's true, where are they? If manslaughter, continued from local dentists and members of on a needless, worthless thing. This we have an opportunity to gather this of legislative procedures and for hearing on probable offering the least relevant the Advisory Board of Health. The is absolutely ridiculous.” Tucci, Mrs. information, we ought to do it,” he cause. amendments to the Veterans priorities to the networks. Almanac J Postal Service is wrong clinic is proposed as a dental service Sadloski and Eugene Sierakowski of said. • Bruce M. Miles, 16, of for residents who meet certain in 101 Strawberry Lane all questioned The roof over your head Administration appropriations The concerns are in very By l iiiled Press liiternulional the power of Congress to deal with Hillcrest Drive, Vernon, By ANDREW TULLY I find the argument of Gerald J. fourth-degree larceny, bill? great part justified. Putting Today is Wednesday. Jan. 4, the the nation's mail, violate the 5th and WASHINGTON — I hope this par Houlihan, the assistance U.S. at nolled. could be,a $25,OM ^ Congress on unrestricted fourth day of 1978 with 361 to follow. It sounds ridiculous, which is ticular letter somehow reaches its 10th Amendments to the Constitu torney who argued the case against • Thomas 0. Miner, 26, how some quarters view the public display could not only The moon is approaching its new destination despite the fact I am’ tion, and allow for an "unlawful tax" the Brennans specious, if not fatuous. Panel staff would abolish of South Road, Ellington, loan right under possibility that Congress may distort its procedures but quite phase. trusting its delivery to the U.S. on the users of first-class mail. He told the court there was “no doubt breach of peace and in It says here in fine print that the possibly its effectiveness in the The morning stars are Mars, Mer Postal Service. that the Postal Service must exist un terfering with a police of-' your nose. be packaging itself as a televi cury, Venus and Saturn. Brennans .have a case. The 5th The letter contains a contribution der a monopoly situation, and ficer, pleaded innocent and' With a Home Equity Loan from Hartford sion attraction in 1978. democratic process. The evening star is Jupiter. Amendment declares that “no per chose trial by jury. to the defense fund of Mr. and Mrs. J, Congress intended to do that. It's state’s liquor commission National. It is not merely idle dreams The proposal is not, Those born on this date are under son" shall be deprived of property • Jay N. Pellegrini, 20, Paul Brennan, who have appealed an been in existence for 200 years...” We’re prepared to lend qualified applicants up however, without its very con the sign of Capricorn. without due process of law, “nor of Fox Hill Drive, of stardom on the part of some asinine order by a U.S. District Court Two hundred years indeed! The HARTFORD (UPI) - The staff for Last month, the legislative panel use sufficient guidelines in issuing to $25,(XX) or more (based on the current _ .—vtki Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the shall private property be taken for Rockville, discharge of market value of your home less / under-publicized legislators, siderable merits. The con judge in Rochester, N.Y., to stop age of a law, as we found in the a special legislative panel in heard the Liquor Control Com licenses. In some cases, the staff said fireworks, $25 and charges but very close to becoming gressional critics might, for law of gravity, and actress Jane competing with the incompetents public use without just compen vestigating Connecticut's liquor in mission’s executive secretary testify persons with criminal records are the balance of your mortgage) slavery statutes, does not guarantee of disorderly conduct, in at very attractive terms. -wSk. example, take a look at the Wyman were born Jan. 4 — he in 1642 employed by the Postal Service. sation.” Amendment 10 reserves to its constitutionality. As for Congress’ dustry is preparing a plan to abolish that he sometimes accepted free food receiving liquor licenses. terfering with a police of reality. The House voted the state Liquor Control Commis Stop in today and ask any and she in 1914, Mr. and Mrs. Brennan have been the states or to the people all powers intent, that can't be proved merely and drink from establishments under The staff also said the lawmakers ficer and possession of overwhelmingly in October in experience of the executive On this day in history: not delegated to the United States by sion. the commission’s jurisidiction. were not satisfied with the three of our loan officers about a operating P.H. Brennan Hand by the word of a U.S. attorney. It is marijuana, all nolled. favor of admitting TV to the branch. The ascendancy of the In 1885, Dr, William Grant of the Constitution, nor prohibited by it Staff members for the The three-member commission is liquor- commissioners’ working Home Equity Loan. We’ll be Delivery since March, 1976. They just as valid to argue that Congress lower chamber on an presidency as the most Davenport, Iowa, performed the first to the states...” Legislature’s Liquor Price-Fixing responsible for regulating Connec knowledge of Connecticut statutes happy to serve you. guarantee same-day delivery of did not intend that the statutes be forceful influence upon the appendectomy. The patient made a For sure. Big Brother seeks to investigation Commission said ticut's liquor industry and seeing that governing the liquor industry. Annual experimental basis. And in letters within Rochester's downtown employed to deprive any citizen of the state’s liquor laws are enforced. Amount Monthly Finance Total of Percentage deprive the Brennans of property Tuesday the proposal is incomplete, The legislative panel, which has Two men held February, the Rules Com public has not been the result recovery, business district for 10 cents apiece. the right to earn an honest living. but said essentially the existing Staff members said lawmakers on been looking into liquor pricing in Financed Payment Term Charge Payments Rate a ln n n n t In 1937. about 10.000 Italian trooDS without due process because the in kidnapping mittee is to recommend alone of electronic com- , j j . c ■ * u i i- !• , The Postal Service charges 13 cents, Judge Harold P. Burke’s ruling has Liquor Control Commission would be the investigative panel are concerned Connecticut for several months, $ 3,000 $ 68.87 120 mo. $ 3,264.40 $ 8,264.40 11% _ . .. n -i u • landed in Spam to help the nationalist and has trouble transporting a letter private-express statutes do not allow replaced with a less political, more that the regulatory agency does not must file the findings and recommen whether the experiment should munications. But it has coin- (orces in that country's civil war. the flavor of frivolity. “There is no NEWPORT, Vt. (U P D - 10,000 137.75 120 mo. 6,330.00 16,530.00 11% across the street. for exercise of that due process. merit to any of the contentions professional agency. dations of its investigation with the Two Collinsville, Conn, 15,000 206.62 120 mo. 9,794.40 24,794.40 11% be conducted by commercial cided with the growth of broad- in 1948, Burma became an indepen They merely say that only the federal But the Postal Service, of course, asserted by the defendants,” he said. full Legislature when it convenes in men were to be arraigned 23,000 344.37 120 mo. 16,324.40 41,324.40 11% casting, which has been artful- dent nation after centuries of in government may operate a mail ser broadcasters, by public broad is a member of the federal “The private-express statutes are a February. Its staff is in the process today on charges they kid • We have other terms and rates ly Utilized by a number of Huence and control by Great Britain. vice. Moreover, there is nothing in Fireman to be charged of preparing a draft report that will available for loans under $5,000 casting or by a limited closed- government's Big Brother establish valid exercise of Congressional napped a Derby Line cou In 1974, President Nixon refused to the Constitution that prohibits an in be presented to the 12-member panel ple at knifepoint. The cou and over $25,000. • If you're a circuit system. White House occupants. ment, whereas the Brennans are power.” That’s like saying Congress Hartford National Favorite Hartford National lit release any more of the 500 dividual from running a legal on Jan. 16. ple was not hurt. Person, you qualify for a The Senate is also into the It is easier, of course, for one mere citizens with an idea whose constitutionally may give the Voice in fatal engine crash If you’ve got a litde money, why not get a lot of bank? documents subpoenaed by the Senate business. One of the recommendations, ac rate discount time has come. So the Postal Service of America a monopoly of broad act. There is already a resolu forceful man to create a focus Watergate Committe, HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford and siren blaring, ran a red light and cording to staffers, is to replace the brought a civil suit against the cou This omission certainly seems to casting. tion before it, introduced by of attention than it is for an A thought for the day: Irish poet say that the states have the right to police say they will seek a warrant slammed into two cars including the Liquor Control Commission with a ple, charging that their business Phooey. The Brennans' delivery larger more independent body. Ap majority and minority leaders, often contentious crowd. And James Stephens said. "Women are license ANY private enterprise, in charging a fireman with negligent one the youth was sitting in. violated the private-express statutes service was a response to a crying Police said state law allows fire pointments to the commission now wiser than men because they know cluding the brothels which the state homicide for the death of a 12-year- which would permit televising by nature of the very qualities which grant the Service a monopoly need. In its' suit, the foolish Postal old boy, who died two days after the engines to run red lights, but requires are generally handed out on a less and understand more.” of Nevada legalized many years ago. of the upcoming debate on the that enabled them to reach the in the delivery of first-class mail. Service has proved only that its com car he was sitting in was struck by a them to slow down or .stop before political patronage basis. It explains why selling hooch is Panama Canal treaties. office, most presidents of the That s so, admitted the Brennans, petence is limited to harassing fire engine responding to a false going through an intersection. Staff members said their new plan against the law in some If Congress’ does let the airwaves era have been per but they claim the laws are un honest citizens. alarm. Hartford Fire Chief Edward has been completed yet, but they constitutional because they exceed neiphbnrhoods of the Republic. Police said Tuesday an affidavit Fennelly said he’s not sure what, if would like to see more professional cameras in, it will not be sonalities of considerable will be filed in Hartford Court of anything, will come from the police regulators on the commission and breaking new ground. Several public appeal. Common Pleas today, seeking the action. tougher guidelines governing their DumbBri'and fams countries — notably But Congress has its ownV arrest of the driver of the fire engine. It's possible that the person who behavior. Christopher Nelson, 12, of Hartford sounded the alarm, if caught, could Under the recommendation the we reserve the right neighboring Canada — permit precedents as to what a com January 5— 8 Family checkup died Friday, two days after a 10-ton be charged with manslaughter, commission would also have a full to limit quantities some television coverage of pelling public attraction it can fire engine, with its lights flashing police said. time chairman, staffers said. parliamentary proceedings. be. Television has been per And 44 of our own states, which mitted for special occasions for New Year often serve as laboratories for not involving the houses in ses (f fABM new departures in the con sion, in particular the Army- tinuing adventure of self- McCarthy hearings which mSSSEditor; Fr. Steve Jacobson By LEE RODERICK you: Help (children) with government, put their proved as audience WASHINGTON - Among New schoolwork when appropriate? Take A service of the Manchester an active part in school activities? legislatures on the air from Year’s resblutions, the American spellbinding as anything the Area Conference of Churches Guide them in making their own time to time. networks have been able to ______Family Society suggests that families slow down long enough to decisions? Praise their But despite the impetus concoct. Handled the right take stock of their strengths and achievements?” within its own ranks and the way, televising Congress could “Our checkup enables a family in weaknesses — and > resolve to do Reg. 85C Save 16C DOZEN the privacy of their home, preferably Is Your Ivy Eavesdropping? numerous examples to follow. do a lot for that body’s public Question: but the church says I would be something about them. with the children involved, to take Congress remains at odds with image and influence. And if Our son is I2 years old and he condemned forever. Help me! To help in doing so, the Society — a stock of how they’re doing," says itself on the question of to TV what periodic polls tell us — doesn’t have any friends of his own ■k -k -k national, nonprofit citizen’s Scott. “It can easily be completed in *F/ienetier organization based in the capital — is or not to TV. Some critics feel that among the professionals he starts to chum Answer: a hour and gives a family a pretty TOP ’O’ THE offering a free do-it-yourself family show scheduled for January 11th. that it would diminish the in the politician in general and Sometimes we feel suddenly so good total picture of where im Fellow in California says that • A* 1 A 0 jignt or an argument ana desperate that all doors seem closed checkup. Other programs in the new series MORNING timacy of deliberation, provements can be made. In addi when he talks nicely to his seed he legislator in particular rate .jTal’, the end of that. How can we to us; we are alone and powerless. “Periodic checkups by doctors and tion, the checkup suggests some lings, they do well. When he ignores will consider more urgent matters. altering mood and procedures low With the public — Congress help him? You need first to share your problem dentists are a routine way of life for basic ways families can begin to them, he claims, they sulk. The opener, tonight, compares SBK'i and encouraging some could certainly use it. ★ ★ ★ most Americans,” explained the and your feelings with someone'. make those improvements.” Well, botanists everywhere say America’s civil defense setup with members to play to the grands When we find out that we’re not alone Society’s president, K. Wayne Scott. baloney. The plant is a marvelous Russia’s. Later shows will discuss “ In fact, most successful “The need for new approaches to we may also discover that we’re not strengthen families is obvious,” said green machine that does things the colonization of outer space, the helpless and can change things. organizations find it necessary to nearly magical; but as far as science forecasting at birth of a baby’s Answer: take stock regularly to determine Scott. “Evidences-ofi a widespread He must feel unhappy for not being Ask your priest to direct you to breakdown in family life are all knows, no plant on earth is listen health expectations, and many oth someone who can appreciate the where they are and what they need to able to form longlasting friendships. around us.” He noted the following; ing to us. er fascinating facets o f our lives. religious aspects of your problem do to improve their performance. ROUND On the other hand, that may not The U.S. divorce rate has doubled Whether or not you believe your One critic last year called NOVA and who understands the conflicts of "For the family, however — the Reg. $1.^9 Save 20C' mean necessarily that it is always his in a decade; there is now one divorce ivy listens to you, you’ll be fascin “ a sort of scientific‘60 Minutes.” ’ marriage. Or you will find several most basic and important unit i,. fault. for every two marriages. The rate of ated by the arguments on both sides That’s a pretty good description. agencies ready to help listed in the society — no such systematic as they arc presented on NOVA, the United Technologies is under Criticizing him or even advising checkup has been available until births out of wedlock has doubled in him how to establish and maintain Yellow Pages of your Manchester the last 20 years to more than 13 per documentary science series that be writing the presentation of NOVA Directory, under “Marriage and now.” eaKbaMad tbrma' peer relationships may not produce cent, with 80 percent of these births gins a whole new 20-week cycle to in Connecticut this year because we Family Counselors.” You should call 'The ingenious checkup was night on Connecticut Public Tele think you’ll be as fa.scinated by the gratifying results unless you are well developed in consultation with some to girls under 17. One of every six Frtih from our own bakory *COAlS TO NEWCASTLE"... immediately. vision. NOVA is one of the most science in your life as we are with informed about the specific dif of the nation’s leading family American children is now reared by JUMBO popular shows ever produced for the science in our business. We : fS BEWe SH/PPBD TO ficulties he is experiencing in this Submitted by: experts. It consists of a 12-panel a single parent. Experts predict that, 20 oz. LOAF ^U AN B TO m e oS t '/f ), ^ public television. It’s engaging, it’s hope you enjoy it. 'x/r IF r r CAN BE area. Furthermore, it will not be ad Rev. Dr. Felix M. Davis foldout which zeroes in on five key under current trends, one of every C^VERTBT TO 'NATURAL ' GAS THROUGH A literate, it’s provocative, it’s fun. Watch NOVA every Wednesday TEWNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGH visable to meddle with his social af Pastoral Counseling Center areas of family life; Individual nine youths will be in juvenile court Each hour-long NOVA looks at night at 8 on CPTV Channels 24 in ACHIEVED THERE BY A TSAlU LEP BY fairs unless he is willing to discuss of Manchester growth, teamwork, friendship' and before the age of 18. BREAD CONTINENTAL CHL CO. his problems with you and he is 21 E. Middle Turnpike Obviously there is no talisman a single subject that affects your Hartford, 65 in New Haven, 49 in service, purpose and order, and Bridgeport, 61 in Waterbury, and asking for help. Manchester, 06040 recreation. around that alone can reverse such life, or will, in .some important way. 53 in Norvvich. Ordinarily children having similar Telephone: (203 ) 646-3811 Families are offered a simple negative national trends. But the Plants do, for instance, and the de Flavor of the Month And invite your favorite gerani difficulties eventually learn to use method of rating their home life in American Family Society’s concept bate about their social abilities is um to join you. ■ $ ' better ways to deal with peers. If these areas which in turn are divided of a family checkup appears to be a just a snippet in a wide-ranging they continue having difficulties it into subcategories. Individual logical place to begin. Reg. $1.39 will be advisable to consult your growth, for example, is broken down Free copies of the Checkup are Save 20C nearest child guidance center. into physical, mental, emotional, available by writing to: American ICECREAM Tanash H. Atoynaton, spiritual, spouse, and children. Family Society, Bpx 9873, M.D. ■ -The latter subcategory a s k s “Do - Washin^ii, D.C. 20015. TTALF GALLON rrr- . Ghild-Guidance Clinic ' ' ASK MACC is’ pubrished by .The •Scrippa League Newspapers 1977 317 N. Main St. IF n e COAL HORKS IN THE Herald in cooperation with the cikbirtiintl Ibrmi TEST PLANT HEAR EPINBURGH, Manchester, 06040 Manchester Area Conference of UNITED HALF THE PROCESS tVILL BE USSP AT ONE Telephone: 643-2101 Churches. We invite readers to ad TECHNOLOGIES OF AMERIC/^'S FIRST COAL GASIFICATION dress questions to ASK MACC, Box. \ .GALLON PLANTS. IT S TO BE BUIITINNOBLE COUNTY, OHIO ' J 47, Manchester, 06040. Every effort y b y A UNIT OF CONOCO IN COOPERATION WTN ' Pratt & Whitney Aircrall Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircraft • Hamilton StandarrJ ORANGE JUICE THE ENERGY RESEARCH ANP will be made to respond to questions 25 years ago tion tu the change during a four-hour Power Systems Division • Norden • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center H v V ? . PEVELOPMENT ABmiNOTRATION. through this column but we cannot session. PET Question: answer questions individually. We This date was a Sunday; The Mrs. Evelyn M. Lambert of 74 cumtiiniil tbrmi 0360 MILLION PLANT Herald did not publish. NOULP BOOST SUPPLIES OP My church doesn’t endorse are indebted to the generosity and Garden St., a town employe since NiW YORK $' GAS NEEPEP BY OHIO CONSUMERS. divorce, I’ve gotten no help from 10 years ago May 1962. is Manchester's new assis CINNAMON & wisdom of our contributors whose ■ / my parish priest with this in- answers to questions are their own Town Planning Commission takes tant tax collector. no action on the proposal to change tolerable marriage, I can’t endure and do not necessarily reflect the Congressional authorization of new Laurel Lake tg Industrial Zone as CHEDDER RAISIN a marriage without love and I feel concensus of opinion of the members poverty funds guarantees that various agencies and citizens as well Manchester’s Head Start program dead inside. If I don’t get help, of the Manchester Area Conference as town officials express their will operate another year for 60 dis there is no way hut my own death. of Churches or The Herald. CHEESE BUNS opinions in support of and in opposi advantaged town pre-school children. Packaged in random weights POUND Reg. 69C Save 20C PAtlK SIX-A- MANCHKSTER EVENING HF:RAI.D. M:im-lioster. Conn.. Wotl. Jiin. 4. \ti7tt__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 4, 1978 - PACE SKVEN-A Manchester Parkade dollar days Dollar Days dollar DOLLAR I I iays SA VING S ^ e ! jig g er 757 Main St. ' N O l ^ ^ Panel to hear track prom oter MANCHESTER DAYS. . . money into the venture. plete financial plan. The latest extension WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Ronald Moonev, Plenty of Rear Parking ^ d o n l ^ The nine remaining persons on Mooney’s list expired Dec. 31, j- . Master Charge surplus the man who wants to bring horse racing b Open X X visa & OPEN THURS. NITE Connecticut, was scheduled to appear today said they were interested in the track, but had “If he brings in something showing he does have stock investments that will enable him to 1 1 \ BankAmerIcard TIL 9 P.M.- ^fore the state gaming commission to show made no final commitment to finance it. Friday NItes X III II \ welcome forecast “Youth Specialty Shop” that he can do it. After last week's meeting, gaming commis get permanent financing, that might be a Step Mooney, president of the Sawmill Brook sion Chairwoman Beatrice Kowlaski made it in the right direction” Mrs. Kowalski said. / 1 1 H \ You May Ih ARTFORD (UPI) - Racing Association Inc., was supposed to pre clear Mooney would have to come up with Mooney said Tuesday he was confident he (jonnecticut's financial pic sent his financial plan for the proposed ^5 more than a list of names at this week's ses can produce the documentation the gaming / \ ture became about $10 DXO d million track in Middletown to the gaming sion, panel wants, but he refused to elaborate. itiillion brighter Tuesday. Y» ,panel last week. ' The gaming commission has the authority to “Let’s wait until tomorrow,” he said. “I ; (Comptroller J. Edward But all the promoter arrived with was a list take away Mooney’s gaming license, but has think we’n verify everything,” (|aldwell projected the of 11. names. He claimed the 11 names indicated no desire to do so thus far. The Mooney’s attorney, Harold F. Keith, said ^ate will have a $63 belonged to 11 investors, who wanted to play a proposed track has been on the drawing board earlier this week his client will be able to inillion surplus on July 1. part in financing Connecticut’s first horse tor several years, but Mooney has faced a “demonstrate substantial progress with 1 That estimate is up $10 track. series of setbacks, some of them financial and regards to financial commitments” at today’s ijiillion from last month's But a newspaper survey after last some from state and local environmental session. prediction. Wednesday's hearing revealed that a Chicago agencies. “I believe the state wants a racetrack... and > Caldwell, in a letter to businessman and a North Haven executive, He has been given several extensions by the the state wants a racetrack at this site,” he (iov. Ella T.'Grasso, said, said. who were on the list, had no plans to put their gaming commission to come up with a com •|The major reason for the i|icrease in the estimated surplus is an increase of Afternoon paper Save 20% to 50% $10 million in the estimated ifevenues" from the state Heavy Outerwear folds in Hartford'iJr DOLLAR SAVING ^ les tax. Plaid Flannel Shirts Teens Warm Pajamas ijHan charged ' Boys & Girls HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hartford Tribune folded DAYS For Boys & Girls & Quilt Robes Tuesday, less than two months after the afternoon tabloid in fatal fire began publication. I Editor and Publisher Morton Sharnik told staff ! CHELSEA, Mass. (UPI) Coats o n o / Reg. 9.50 Reg. 14.50 A 2 3 .0 0 members there was not enough money to continue. -r Ronald Z. Rhoades Jr., The paper began publishing three days a week Nov, 14. Tuesday was arrested Jackets 30% It expanded to five days a week in December. Its 5.99 8.99 & 14.99 ^ d charged with three problems increased last month when management was counts of murder in con- unable to meet the payroll for about 100 employees. liection a New Year’s Eve Snowsuits OFF Handsome plaid flannel shirts. 65% Famous make! Pajamas now 8.99. Shortly before Christmas, the newspaper and its Robes now 14.99. All In sizes 5 to 13 , f|re that claimed the lives cotton/35% polyester. Machine o{f two young boys, a SIZEIS exPlOD/NO PP|CEs ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF staffers, working without pay. got a boost from Connec for teens & young )rs. ticut social activist Ned Coll who led a community drive washable. Sizes 8 to 20. tabysitter and a veteran Infants 6-24 mos. • Toiddler 2-4 yrs. to obtain more advertisers and invested $4,000 of his own (jhelsea fire captain. Girls 4-6x 7-14 • Boys 4-12 FAMOUS BRAND APPLIANCES, TV’S & STEREOS! IState Fire Marshal money in the newspaper. Preps 14-20 Also, around that time, principal backers of the Pacific Trail Ski Jackets Girls Layered Look jjjseph A. O’Keefe said newspaper denied reports they had given up on the MAINE GUIDE Rhoades, of Chelsea, was newspaper. Employees were given stock in the tabloid For Boys & Girls Orion Knit Tops also charged with one and each received a $100 Christmas bonus. BOOT ebunt of arson. „ RCA Uolw'lrak BBS® Two brothers, W. Sherman Butler and Reese Butler, Reg. 24.00 to 47.00 Reg. 8 .5 0 Rhoades pleaded inno- XL-100 RCA epnt to the charges In RCA lO M M still began the original Hartford Tribune a year ago following What a super way to beat the winter Snowmobiles 100W lOLID STATE COLORTRAK 100% Solid lU M the collapse of the 159-year-old afternoon daily and Sun snow! Water-proof with rubber bottoms 4.99 Cjheleea District Court XIwkM Ult Ch«wli ■IwekAWhlt* day Hartford Times. The Tribune did not get off the 40% Off before Judge Salvatiore 19 dligonil and leather uppers. Featuring removable 25”dligonal 12 dldeonal ground then because of money problems. ^oisls. The case was con sock linings for easy care. Keep your Waterproof nylon. Pile & quilt lined. Pretty short sleeve & sleeveless tops COLOR CONSOLE TV COLOR PORTABLE TV The replacement corporation initially was headed by for that layered look. Stripes & tinued until Jan. 11, and the SPORTABLE PORTABLE feet warm and dry this winter with Machine wash. Now 14.40 to 28.20. spspect was held on $200,- retired businessman George Calvert with the Butlers as patterns. Sizes 7 to 14. R*g. ■SIR" Rtg. '419** Rtg. ■99“ these comfortable bootsi Sizes 4 to 20. 000 bail at the Charlps associate publishers. They had said they had $900,000 in Reduced NOW NOW NOW pledges and backing but that turned out not to be enough. Street Jail. % 20 ONLY ONLY ONLY Sources estimated the paper is $150,000 in debt to CHILDREN'S SIZES, 13-4 17” 528 *368 employees and vendors. No money was paid to the Boys Turtleneck & Girls W arm Connecticut unemployment fund, the sources said, so it is WOMEN’S SIZES, 5-fl 18” Collar Style Polos Pajamas & Nitegowns A SALE YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS! unlikely workers will be eligible for unemployment ■ payments. , SPORTS OOTLET’S Reg. to 10.00 Reg. 0.50 to 14.00 State rules expand 5.99 to 8.99 ggsnffl 4.99 < 5JT i> foodstamp program -StMIVIONS WTiirlpool ^\’hi^lpool Whirlpool Long sleeve knit shirts. Sizes 8 to 20 Comfy warm nitegowns & p.j.’s at 10 cu. ft 12 eu. fl. UPRIGHT HARTFORD (UPI) — The Department of Social Ser |ga(mi§ DOWNTOWN HARTFORO W EST HARTFOPO CENTER In a great selection. Famous make. cool savings. All from famous NO FROST 2 DOOR FREEZER vices has adopted new regulations that will allow some MANCHESTER PARKAOE SIMSBURYTOWN SIMSBURY makers. Sizes 4 to 14. REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR low-income Connecticut families strapped with high STORES UP TO FREEZER FREEZER winter fuel bills to immediately purchase foodstamps at 42 0 L IS . Rdg. >499“ d ^ reduced rates. Rtg. >299“ Social Services Commissioner Edward Maher said Boys Toasty-Warm Girls Bulky Knit NOW ^ NOW Tuesday the new regulations went into effect this week. Flannel Pajamas Pullover Sweaters ONLY 3 9 8 1 ^ ^ 2 9 8 ONLY *258 Under the previous rules, foodstamp recipients, who faced high fuel bills, had to wait until the Social Services •• DECEMBER 26, 1977 thru JANUARY 31, 1978 Reg. 9.00 to 12.00 Department processed their applications before they Reg. 12.00 to 18.00 WE MUST MOVE OUT ALL SURPLUS STOCK! could get cheaper foodstamps. They also had to pay their fuel bills before the department would act on their 20% Off 7.99 foodstamp request. Maher said this defeated the foodstamp program because some families were forced to use their money to Famous make flannel pajamas now Multl-stripe crewnecks & Fair Isle 7.20 to 9.60. Boys sizes 4 to 20. Fine pay high utility bills and thap didn’t have much left over style sweaters for girls sizes 7 to 14. Whirlpool Whirlpool ■ Whirlpool to buy foodstamps, no matter how cheap they were. ONEIDA quality. ' Under the new regulations, a family can request an im 30" ELECTRIC 3 0 " ELECTRIC x i MEAL m in d e r LARfiE u io iii mediate change in their foodstamp purchase price if their STAINLESS RANGE SELF CLEANING s Levis Jeans Girls Jumpers, Blouses, • A«
' PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coim., Wed.. Jan. 4, 1978 Edwiri J. Davidson Sr. EAST HARTFORD - Edwin J. Obituaries Davidson Sr., 68, of 198 Forest St. Station Parents to be surveyed aKMaWWMMEW died Tuesday at Manchester Mf8. Vi'iiiiulii R. Humpiirey Alfred C. Williams Memorial Hospital. He was the hus (Conlinued from Page One) EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Alice Alfred C. Williams, 69, of Milford, band of Mrs. Rose Tokarski David the school can arrange to continue Waters Humphrey. 58. of 40 Mountain formerly of Manchester, died son. using its media center, Lawrence on report card system View Drive died Monday at St. Fran Tuesday at Milford Hospital. He was Mr. Davidson was born in said. The contractor would like to cis Hospital and Medicai Center, the husband of Mrs. Gladys Barnes Rensselaer, N.Y., and had lived in begin inside in February, but The parents of all public elemen of the strongest opposition to the Hartford. She was the wife of Williams. East Hartfor(| for 16 years. handling of the approximate 4,000 tary school children will receive a absence of letter grades in the William R. Humphrey. Mr. Williams was born July 17, He is also survived by a son, Edwin books in the media center where questionnaire this week on the report elementary schools has been from Mrs. Humphrey was born in Hart 1908 in Bridgeport and had lived in J. Davidson Jr. of Enfield; a much of the interior work will be is a card system. iHaurl|f0tFr parents whose children have entered ford and had liv ^ in East Hartford Manchester for 27 years before daughter, Mrs. Karin Elkin of West problem, Lawrence said. The books The nearly 5,000 questionnaires, junior high and found the transition for 18 years. She was a member of moving to Milford. Hehad owned and Haven; three brothers, Kenneth should be available to students prepared by a report card revision HpralJi to the letter-grade system difficult. Burnside United Methodist Church operated the former Wilco Tool and Davidson of Bloomfield, Frederic throughout the building program. committee of teachers and parents, In the survey the parents, are asked were delivered to the 12 elementary and of its United Methodist Women. Die Co. on McKee Street from 1946 to Davidson of Watertown and Ralph Lawrence said there is a possibility SECOND SECTION if they like the present report card She had been employed for the past 1950. He also had been employed at Davidson of Waterbury ; two sisters, that thg state may provide an extra schools today for distribution to the system, if they favor a return to the children’s homes, Douglas Town letter grade system, if they like the 11 years at the Liberty Mutual In Case Bros, and Pratt and Whitney Mrs. Hazel Christensen of Wilson and bookmobile to store the books and ' JANUARY 4, 1978 send, principal at Bentley School and parent-teacher conferences surance Co. of Hartford. She had Division of United Technologies Mrs. Doris Dwyer of Oakville; and .make them accessible to students chairman of the committee said this attended the University of Hartford. Corp., East Hartford, while living in two grandchildren. during the renovation. Committee regardless of the system in use and Other survivors are her mother, Manchester. Before his retirement, The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. members questioned the provision of morning. non-graded reports at parent-teacher which approach for evaluating their Mrs. Esther Bloomquist Waters of he had been employed as a process at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral heat in such a vehicle. Another The report card committee-was conferences has been in existence children they prefer. Hartford; a son. Stephen W. engineer at the Lycoming Division of Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will suggestion from Lawrence was to organized last spring at the request since 1971. Indications have ^ e n The questionnaires has been of the Manchester PTA Council to given in the past few months that revised several times, Townsend Humphrey of Christiansburg, Va.; AVCO in Stratford. He was a 34-year be in Hillside Cemetery. move the books into the classrooms review the existing method of repor some parents are not completely said, with the Board of Education two daughters. Mrs. Clarice Parker member of Manchester Lodge of Friends may call at the funeral or the school cafeteria temporarily. ting on student progress. The com giving approval to the final survey. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. . The target date for completion of satisfied with the system. of Bioomfield and Mrs. Margaret Masons. mittee has been studying the issue, He said he hopes for a high return Botticeilo of Haverhill. Mass.; three He is survived by a son, Bruce C. internal renovations at Washington Since the committee was formed, Raymond F. iVIooney Sr. ‘ and in an effort to get as much input of the survey. The committee had brothers. Robert Waters of Hartford, Williams of S. Salem, N.Y.; and two SchooPis September, Lawrence said. Townsend said he has received niany ELLINGTON - Raymond F. as possible, decid^ to send out the aimed for a revision, if called for, of Donald Waters of Newington and grandchildren. He also was the The work at Washington is "moving calls from parents stating their Mooney Sr. of 4 Hilltop Drive died survey to all parents and teachers. the reporting system by next fall, but Henry Waters of Westbury, L.I., father of Lt. Alfred L. Williams, who along fairly well on schedule,’’ he opinions on the system. The parents Tuesday at Rockville General because of the increased size of the N.Y.; and five sisters. Mrs. Heien was killed in an airplane accident said. The present system of reporting indicated a variety of opinions with Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. elementary pupil progress through no set trend, however, he said some committee with the addition of Pardi and Mrs. Frances Wiider. both while serving with the Air Force in Rose Weber Mooney. The iron that apparently caused a fire this morning is shown im parents from each school, the task of East Hartford, Mrs. Dorothy 1959. ,, Mr. Mooney was born in Hartford John E. Welply Jr., left, and Jerry P. Sapienza, both of Manchester, are giving another The funeral is Friday at 1;30 p.m. inside the home at 41 Earl St. The home, owned by George and may take longer, Townsend said. Brady of Hartford, Mrs. Lynn Kenny and had lived in the Ellington area Carter The committee is asking for one pint of their blood at Tuesday’s Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in Manchester. The donation of Newington and Mrs. Arlene Drost at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Claire Mayo, sustained substantial heat and smoke damage. (Conlinued from Page One) Manchester police rh^rt j for many years. Before his retire ...... questionnaire from each family to be made them both 11-gallon blood donors. Monitoring the donation is Edith MacKendrick, a of Ayer, Mass. St, Burial will be in Buckland ment in 1969, he had been employed (Herald photos by Pinto) reduction in the levels of armaments returned to the school principal in a Red Cross blood ^ftpr aide. (Herald photo by Dunn) The funeral was early this after Cemetery. for 20 years at Rockville General everywhere in the world.” A break and entry and an reported at an apartment on (Center sealed envelope which is provided. noon at the Burnside United There are no calling hours. Hospital. He was a communicant of • "Addressing other issues no na attempted break into two medical of Street. A watch and some other The principals will then send the Methodist Church. The Rev. Henry J. The family suggests that any St. Bernard’s Church of Rockville, tion can afford to ignore, especially, fices on Haynes Street was reported items were stolen. questionnaires on to the committee Scherer Jr. officiated. Burial will memorial gifts may be made to the Plunkett appointed Vernon Senior Citizens and the the world’s energy problems and ... to Manchester Police today. The A new home under construction on without opening them for tabulation be in Booth Memorial Park, Max Clear View School for Disturbed American Association of Retired continuing the struggle for the basic breaks occurred sometime Tuesday Tolland Turnpike was vandalized starting next week, Townsend said. oodmohile misses quota Children, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., 10522. Meadows, Va. Persons. human rights our nations proclaimed night or early today. About $60 in sometime over the New Year’s Separated color-coded question The family suggests that any He is also survived by two sons, principal of SWHS 200 years ago.” cash was stolen from one of the of weekend. Three windows were naires are being sent to the parents The Red Cross Bloodmobile fice, 643-5111. memorial gifts may be made to the Henry Desilets Katherine Hynes, Patricia Linnell, Roger A. Mooney ot Rockville and Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Giscard both fices. No entry was made into the se- broken and some aluminum siding and all the teachers for tabulations collected 109 pints of blood Tuesday Those who donated blood Tuesday Robert H. Franklin. American Cancer Society, 670 EAST HARTFORD - Henry Raymond F. Mooney Jr. of Windsor school system for about two wore beige overcoats. Mrs. Giscard’s . cond office, although a door was damaged. The damage was es purposes, however the questions are at the Knights of Columbus home in are as follows: Prospect Ave., Hartford. South W indsor Walk-in donors Desilets, 67, of 128 Oxford St. died Springfield, Mass.; and six years and before that he was chair had a matching turban-style hat and cracked. timated at a $350. identical. Manchester, 41 pints short of its The Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Gregory Plunkett, who has been Appointmenta kept Doris Benson, Margaret McCoan, Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and grandchildren. man of the math department at scarf. Mrs. Carter was hatless. Both A residential burglary wa.” monthly quota. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., was in acting principal ot South Windsor Judith Burr, Eleanor Emmerling, Bette Copeland, Daniel Landerfin, Joan Medical Center, Hartford. He was The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. Ellington High School. first ladies were handed bouquets. However, two of the 121 persons charge of arrangements. High-School, has been named prin Mary Jarvis, George L. Legier, James Von Roemer, Ann Darman, Nancy the husband of Mrs. Mary Misek from the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Plunkett was among several Carter wore a light blue-gray who appeared became 11-galIon cipal. The action was taken by the McCooe, Claudia Markstein, Mary Sheliard, David Malick, Neil Kominsky. Desilets. Ellington .Ave., Rockville, with a applicants who applied for the prin- business suit with a dark red tie donors. They were Jerry P. Sapienza Walker, Alan R. Sauer, Lawrence Mrs. Harold Wilson Mr. Desilets was born in Fall Board of Education Tuesday night. of 136 Walker St. and John E. Welply William D. O’Neill, Daniel R. DeMar- mass at St. Bernard's Church at 10. cipalship of South Windsor high. The while the French president had a Directors to consider Hagler, Debra M. McVeigh. tin, Sheryl Greenberg, Douglas Plunkett was appointed acting EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Martha River, Mass,, and had lived in the Burial will be in St. Bernard’s salary for the position is in the area black business suit with a polka-dot Jr. of 166 New State Road. Carl Rivers, Carol Rovegno, Jonas R., Downham, Marybeth Tucker, Victor principal last August “until at least Cropper Wilson, 79, of 164 Church Hartford area for 21 years. Before Cemetery, Rockville. of $25,000. tie. There were 12 persons deferred un Searle, Joan Spak, Judy R. Spillman, Squadrito, Diana Shoaf, Joan March 1, 1978.” He replaces William Hill Road, Fairfield, formerly of retiring two years ago, he had been Friends may call at the funeral til another time. Carol Hopowiec, Francie Smith, Marie DeGiacomo, John Scarito, Reno Dufour. Spohn who resigned as principal to Besides the top gallon donors for Beaulier, Mary L. Jarvis, Helen C. Howard Peters, Arlene Peck, Thomas East Hartford, died Tuesday at employed at the Whitney Chain Co. of home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. services for retirees ■ ■■4 PAC.E TWO-B - MANCUKSTKR EVENING HERALD, Miiiulu-slor, Ciiiin.. \UhI.. .liiii. 4. IB78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Ian. 4. 1978 - I’A'dE TIIREE-H Coventry teacher dreams Contract negotiations Hebron in 1977 of Mult school program resuming at LaPointe Office plan a continuing story Vernon picketers did not mind being on duty. cultural! activities. After some prod started. But the participation of Hy KAREN BISKI PIAK decided to pursue the addition and department and- approved by the On Dec. 4 the town dedicated a new By CLAIRE CONNELLY Now the temperatures have dropped ding, the Recreation Commission ap schooi officials is mandated since the With the two, three-day holiday lleriild Ciirresiioiideiil appointed a committee including selectmen. \ rescue truck for the fire department Herald Corrrapondent pointed member Larry Naviaux to schools serve as the centers for the weekends pdst, union members and and another potbelly stove has been First Selectman Aaron Reid, This year too, new zone'descrip- obtained through the fund-raising ef added plus a few wooden barricades The year 1977 began and ended for Adult Education Director Teressa work with Williams in the formation programs. management of LaPointe Industries Selectmen Cynthia Wilson and Ray tions became, effective Aug. 15. ’The forts of the Hebron Junior Women’s of West Main Street have resumed to try and keep out the cold winds. the town with discussion by the Williams is no ordinary high school of a Community Education Council. High school Principal Dennis Joy Board of Selectmen of a proposed ad mond Burt, Fire Chief William descriptions were written after Reud Club. contract negotiations. Ms. Bobbt Ring is union president. Borst, Resident State Trooper John art teacher. She has a dream. She The^Jaycees, the Junior Women’s attended the first council meeting dition to the Town Office Building. asked Planning and Zoning Commis Local municipal elections saw The union workers have been on Union members will investigate how Soderberg and a representative of wants to establish a community Club, and the Republican Town Com last summer, but he has not come to In between, the selectmen ter sion about the apparent deletion of First Selectman Aaron Reid (D) strike since before Christmas in an long a delay in payments the in the Board of Finance. education program in Coventry. mittee have also assigned members subsequent meetings despite his minated the town’s contract with most of the Amston Industrial Zone elected to his fifth term of office. effort to rdach an agreement with the surance companies will allow before The committee told Keefe on Dec. To this end she volunteered to to attend council meetings. But the pledge of support. None of Uie other Glastonbury for services of a direc from the then new zoning map. Members of the Democratic Party management of the electronics plant. policies are cancelled. The total cost 15 to go ahead with the preliminary revive the adult' education program main stumbling block has been three principals have attended any tor of health and a sanitarian, and ap The Bicentennial Commission sat and watched many slots being The workers are seeking a contract of the insurance, per employee, is plans and learned the project may last year. It had extinguished when school officials, without whose par meetings. pointed Dr. William Ellzey of Colum completed its activities and, before won by their Republican contenders. agreement which would allow a 15 $71.65 a month for families and for in cost between $900,(XX) and $1 million. the Board of Education cut funds for ticipation the council, cannot get off But Williams doesn’t give up easl- • bia director of health and Basil “Buz- disbanding, buried a time capsule in Hebron has much to look forward percent wage increase in the first dividuals, $21,31 a month. After this One of the first problems the town adult education because of a budget the ground. ly. She has planned an interesting zy" Bocyneski of East Street town front of the Town Office Building. to in 1978 including the possible erec year and a 12 percent in the second Thursday, the strikers will only be faced this year was the DEP’s dis squeeze. Not one Board of Education program for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in sanitarian. The capsule included items signifi tion of a Town Office Building addi year. Management is offering a six paid $30 a week salary by the union. covery of 102 possible septic failures. However, the board warned member has attended any of the five the Teachers’ Lounge at the high The town also grappled with 102 cant of the times including three tion, a new school addition at Rham Williams that the renewed program council meetings which are held the school. Robert Kelley of the Connec and a five percent increase in the two Although the DEP suggested the marijuana cigarettes, a polka dot High School and a new fire truck. years. .Aliitiiiniini recycling possible septic system failures dis town form a sewer authority and hire would have to be self-sustaining. This first Thursday of each tnonth. ticut State Department of Education covered by the Department of En bikmi, a Boy Scout uniform and Funding has not yet been decided for Durihg Tuesday’s bargaining ses The Reynolds mobile aluminum a consultant to do a complete survey meant a $15 per course tuition, which Chairwoman Joan Lewis says she is will be guest speaker. He is director vironmental Protection. It also money. each of these projects. sion, the first since the strike iccyding unit will be at Tri-City on septic problem, no action has been was not competitive with surroun in favor of community education but of adult and community education decided to purchase a new fire truck. As for the schools, Rham went into ding towns that subsidize their adult has not been able to get to meetings. for the state. started, neither side gave in. I’laza (north side of parking loti Jan. taken by the town other than to have full double sessions and began in Management said that the old con 17 from 2 to 3 p.m. Last January the selectmen education. School Superintendent Arnold She will also show a film, "The decided, once again, to discuss the Bocyneski contact the 102 property vestigating methods to relieve the NASA sets launch tract has expired and therefore the Reynolds pays 17 cents per pound By offering a wide variety of Elman had trouble finding suitable Community Education Council," proposed office addition with owners on the DEP survey list. school's present overcrowding. Later company won’t be obliged to meet for all-aluminum beverage cans, This year the town maintained its CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) courses, such as woodworking and desk space for Williams at the high produced by the Mott Foundation. All architect Dennis A. Keefe, this year, the Regional Board of aluminum siding, gutters, storm 42-mill tax rate for the third con — A communication satellite iden Chinese cooking, Williams was able school and a phone to use for adult area residents are welcome to attend the provision of it that it pay 70 per An application for federal funding Education agreed to stick with a cent of the cost of insurance for union doors, window frames and lawn fur secutive year despite budget in tical to one destroyed in an Atlas to sign-up almost 80 students for education business. She even had to and to participate in council discus of the $712,000 project designed to plan, considered the most members. The other 30 percent has niture (ubing cut to pieces not more creases and a relatively small, three Centaur rocket explosion last fall evening classes. Teachers either buy her own typewriter. sion. give tiremen and police more space economical, of using pre-engineered been withheld from salaries. than three feet long. It also buys percent, increase in the grand list. classrooms. will be launched Friday aboard a volunteered their services or worked Assistant Superintendent Donald Williams has asked townspeople to was rejected in 1976. similar rocket. LaPointe officials said the com other household aluminum. The town’s budget included $2.5 The board has since engaged an for $7.50 per hour or less. Nicoletti, who does most of the gtant "survey some of the surrounding in March, when Keefe said Adult Education Director Teressa Williams discusses with High School Principal Dennis pany will pay the full premiums until Annual meeting million or $528,969 for general architect to do a feasibility study of The launch will be the first of 1978 Adult education will be going into writing for the 'schools, gave areas in your part of the community working drawings for the project by the National Aeronautics and Joy her plans to create a Community Education Council (Herald photo by Connelly) Jan. 22 and will expect to be reim The Union Congregational Church government; $1 million for the Board the plan. its third semester this spring, and Williams application materials for for suggestions for new spring would cost about $35,000, the town Space Administration, which plans a t . Williams is optimistic that the ^ a rd grants to community education from bursed by the strikers but after that will have its annual meeting Jan. 19 decided to wait until June to be cer of Education and $969,922 for the Also this year, the Connecticut offerings for our community educa date then the strikers will be held town’s share of the regional school Easter Seal Society moved its Hart least 15 and perhaps 16 launches from of Education will put funds into next the federal Department of Health, tion program.” She also hopes to staring with a pot-luck supper at 6:30 tain no federal funding would be ap Cape Canaveral during the year. responsible for the total cost of the p.m. The church will furnish the district’s $2.2 million budget. ford office to its Hebron facility. The year’s budget to support the Education, and Welfare. But such work on the program for the spring proved. Action on the project died un insurance if they wish it to continue. main course and those coming arc Tlie new budget provided, for the Hemlocks, and a business and In all, 22 to 24 satellites will be program. But she wants to branch applications must be processed by community education activities. til after the November election. For the first few days of the strike asked to bring a casserole, salad or first time, funds to pay firemen on a professional organizations was launched from Florida, California out from merely adult education to school officials. ONE OF THE STOP a SHOP COMPANIES In earlv December, the selectmen and Virginia. community education.. Williams said that in addition to If school officials and residents Let Medi Marb the- weather cooperated and the dessert. point system devised by the fire founded. — This is a concept that brings governmental funds, private groups begin to support the Community process your — together diverse groups in town to such as the Charles Stewart Mott Education Council, Williams’ Coventry says firm ,-.work out a comprehensive program Foundation provide money to get dream for the town will become pictures! ^for education, recreation, and community education programs reality. M edi must repair bridge FILM SIZE NO. PRINTS OUR LOW PRICE Coventry Town Manager Frank Connolly told the Town Council Monday night that repairs for the Pucker Street ONLY Bridge will have to be paid for by the owner of an M arb n o . 126. 12 3.29 pouth Windsor council overweight oil truck that plunged through the bridge PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES 127.620 Christmas Eve. 20 ONLY 4.89 The bridge had been open only two weeks after un pables charter proposal OPEN MONDAY THRU dergoing repairs which added new stringers and decking PLUS ... FREE FILM! when a truck weighing 12Vz tons attempted to cross from SATURDAY TIL 9:30 PM Included with your Imished prints will be Columbia to Coventry. The bridge was posted for five The South Windsor Town Council table the resolution.’’ He said a a coupon lor a free roll of Fujicolor F 11 has voted to table a resolution which Charter Revision Commission con OPEN SUNDAYS TIL 6. film. I lOor 126. l2eiposures. ^ tons. The cab made the crossing, ensuring the safety of would have re-established the stituted open government. the driver, but Connolly said the driver applied his brakes I,....*'""".,,,;, as.^ rs’ssb 'rsssfr;. Charter Revision Commission. Republican Councilman Lincoln while on the bridge, thus concentrating the full weight of Meeting in regular session Tuesday Streeter said he felt not enough time Short the truck on the rear axle and sending the back of the . ,1 It •' night, the Council voted six to two was taken during the work session in vehicle into the Hop River. e a rs ] against immediate passage of the discussing the proposal. He said he Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel has written a letter to & Sassy the M&M Oil Co. of Bolton saying that he intends to resolution — postponing any decision "took offense’’ at Myette’s sugges SHAM PO O ^ until after next week’s work session. tion that the Charter Revision Com recover damages for Coventry. Connolly read a provision Ralph Rennie of Meryl Road mission constituted open govern from the state statutes stating that exceeding posted proposed re-establishment of the ment. limits constituted "reckless driving” and describing nine-member commission, and "That implies,” said Streeter, violators as liable for damages. presented a petition to the council “that without the Charter Revision 9 JO 3»*1 The council also appropriated $400 from the unen ^Subcommittees appointed TABS cumbered cash surplus for the Porter Library on the [OUR REG J 89c WINDSHIELD recommendation of Finance Chairperson Karen Nash. COMPARE TO EFFERDENT. COMPARE TOO TIPS WASH The money will be used to purchase children’s books. ANTIFREEZE The council accepted a request from the Bicentennial 3o evaluate two positions S BACHMAN Commission to continue the group through next Jax Cheese Health and Beauty Aids December so that it can dispose of money it has fiscal year 1976-77. During calendar “"South Windsor equivalent of $47,016 worth of ser ^ Twists 8 8 < ’ collected. The remaining members of the commission year 1977, the figure was almost iden vice. O 9 02 OUR REG SI 09 J are John Hetzel, Elizabeth Rychling, Margaret Jacobson, ■ South Windsor Town Council has tical. Breaking down the salary paid him Cutex ^^--Odor Eaters - 4 POLLENEX Walter Keller, Ernest Wheeler, and Elizabeth Motycka. -set up subcommittees to evaluate the By comparison, Mrs. Caffyn said KRAFT by the town, Dennis said, after .0T.0 Q Q c^.«=oo,s 0 2 9 The commission raised considerable revenue through positions of town attorney and clerk towns of similar size were able to re expenses, his net income for the town H "Of the council, and report back to the Massagers the sale of its Nathan Hale medallion and was able to tain lawyers for lesser amounts. business is $6,950. 1 Macaroni & Cheese return to the town the $500 which was originally ap * council at a later date. Plainville, for example, with a pop Dennis said the position of town at - The town attorney’s position came propriated to it. Council Chairman Jack Myles asked that ulation of 16,900 hires a full-time torney is entirely different than when Old Spice Hold iuPPHESSANT YOUR ■799 under close scrutiny at the council’s “ 4 - 9 9 ^ CHOICE a letter of appreciation be sent to the commission. town attorney for $17,500. Oc he first took over. There are now 29 T^bby Cat Food SHAVE CREAM ...work session, however no discussion U 02 REGULAR The Coventry Historical Society has requested use of casionally, when scheduled conflict, active files in court — only one which ^g g^ c « ^ - 0 g c 'Itook place regarding the council LIME. HERBAL OUR REG $9.99 the 1776 Building on Main Street that served as bicenten the town will use another lawyer. was instituted by the town — and OUR REG i l 37 •clerk job as was expected. 5 ‘c i- 9 9 ' nial headquarters. The council agreed to study to request. New Milford (population, 16,300) many of the suits involve hundreds of — Evaluation of both positions was retains an attorney for $9,500, with thousands of dollars. UR SPRAY "suggested on the workshop agenda by 30-Page Photo Album Adorn» One-A-Day court fees by the hourly rate, plus Dennis said South Windsor .lV' VITAMINS WITH fi>HM10A4 Republican Councilwoman Nancy 13 02 REGULAR. ‘•-.^Vr^NERALS ■ J U J J Jury selection due some use of other lawyers with a requires a high level of legal advise ,reo1 7 9 UNSCENTEO C jCaffyn, sparking some speculation ^^9 I ULTRA HOLD. 60 TABS total yearly fee ranging from $24,000 because of the increased litigation EXTRA h o ld OUR REG -that both jobs were in jeopardy. S3 69 to $25,000. over the past few years. , OUR REG SI 79 99 in Willimantic case - Attorney ’Thomas Dennis serves as Mrs. Caffyn said that there were Tiparillos town attorney, and Winifred Wilson Mrs. Caffyn said the current salary many ways the legal needs of the SMiss Clairol Mylanta WILLIMANTIC (UPI) — Jury selection was to begin is a full-time clerk of the council. for the state attorney general is $30,- town could be met, and the job of the today in the trial of Andrew John Carr, who is accused of Mrs. Caffyn presented information 4 " ’’'“ 99*^ LIQUID ANTACID 3 9 killing an eighth grade next-door neighbor in 1976. 000 per year. He does, however, have subcommittee would be to decide if OUR REG. 33c PK. 1202 ^ •Avhich showed South Windsor’s at- I 0URREG.S1.33 OUR REG. SI 79 a great deal of appointed personnel. other alternatives would ^ better. 1 #S-160 Carr, 17, pleaded innocent Tuesday to the murder of 3orney fees to be much higher than One Step Dennis said last year he put in 783 The committees will also evaluate Dawn Peterson, 13, who was found partially clothed in Z 'Sny other committees of comparable ata time f OO Model HMIOAJ *>111 seep heal and ■; the woods about a quarter mile from her North Windham hours on town business, or 40 percent Mrs. Wilson’s position as clerk of the Once-A-Year Beauty Aid Buys aliacnments ModeiSlBO a Sard $" ‘1 ?ize. New ttop-vnohing # vikiemavuge' lot .i»d of his work week. Based on his rate council. Mrs. Wilson is paid $11,000 system from m $onlhiii4: tired muvriet home. Dennis was paid $32,163.75 during of $60 per hour, the town received the per year. Water'Pih. OURREG.SlO.SOu An autopsy revealed Miss Peterson died after she was Babe 4 0 0 Dual Pan CENTURY struck on the head with a large rock. BODY LOTION BY FABERGE6-OZ. Blusher BYCOTY Heating Pad About three weeks after the March 26, 1976 slaying Carr, who was 15 at time, surrendered to state police. He 3 Heal sel was indicted.by a grand jury five months later. Advice prompts debate liyA vian ce tings with night light Carr has been free on $50,000 bond, but a court order OFF PRINCE MATCHABELLI. m wet the rumors were not true, but used “Let me assure you,” said Sills, U .6 0 Z . SPRAY prooi l ycar had prevented him from returning to Windham County, South Windsor ANY BAUER & BLACK EgaBU^a.’.'.'awr’jn 7. * guarantee the issue as an example of the coun “any fact fiscal or otherwise will be 1 ELASTIC KNEE BRACE,! except for two days a month. He has been living with his Sparks flew between Republican cil’s need to accept decisions made father in Cromwell. known to the public and there will ANKLE BRACE,OR NORTHERN ELECTRIC Councilman Robert Sills and former by the previous council and to work never be any deception in ELBOW BRACE Superior Court Judge Joseph Dannehy lifted the ban Councilman Len Sorosiak Tuesday in a “positive direction.” bookkeeping as was used to build the Limit on« tlbow, knee, or enUe 2-Gallon Cool Spray Tuesday and said Carr could live at his North Windham night, following an attempt by brace per customer. Coupon c Most councilman listened politely library." hontb during his trial. The state had won the ban when it redeemable through January 7. Humi(Jifier Sorosiak to advise the new council. and attentively to Sorosiak’s 1978. Tax charged where argued Carr’s presence would cause "instability” in the Sorosiak stood again to speak. applicable on reg. price Humidifies and vaponjes with cool Sills and Sorosiak, also a mist to help prevent parched throat remarks, however Sills, obviously ‘‘May I remind you,’’ said and dried out shin - to relieve sinus North Windham community, which was shocked by the Republican, engaged in a heated annoyed, asked for permission to discomtori. clear nasal passages and Sorosiak, taken back by Sills com aiieviatechestcongestion Peterson skilling. .^.exchange until Deputy Mayor Robert comment because his name had been ments, "that you did not choose me r;v.iiVii/MiniMAji[cby^ OUR REG S iJ 9 9 ~ M y e tte put the lid on the debate and specifically mentioned. to replace you, I was elected by the -■ ^ e n t on to the next agenda item. "I don’t feel I need a lecture from people.” rRockville hospital notes Sorosiak reminded the council of you on how to properly sit on this Myette, however, said he did not HriLthelr responsibilities to the citizens council," said Sills, reminding feel a rebuttal was in order and * o f South Windsor. He suggested that Sorosiak that he was on the council A dm itted Monday: Aldo Dcnisc Spellman. Highland moved to the next item on the council Armelin, Stafford Springs: Avenue. Rockville. — the council “ build on what has for five years before he (Sorosiak) agenda. tr^already been accomplished, by the was elected. Sophie. Capello, Brooklyn Discharged Monday: l^previoiis council, and do not attempt Street, Rockville; Agnes Pamela Cuiv.ul Basket-bound Simsbury in late surge Herald Eafj^les in romp, 67-46 Bill Finnegan of Manchester angle lets ball fly before crashing By EARL ^OST the second period when the margin a 23-1 20 edge in baskets. Tom Malin’s Eiast jayvees romped into Simsbury's Jeff^^oger Earl Yost SporlH Eililiir got as high as 17 points. Dave Muska, hitting from 20-feet in the prelim, 71-37. at Clarke Arena in CCIL pM e The home crew led at all the turns, out, led the losers with 14 points, to pin loss on Indians Sports Editor 20-8, 34-20 and 51-28. eight in the last period. Derek Taylor Eaal Catholic (67) Hall 3 4-7 10, won by visitors. (Herald photo Coach Jim Penders didn’t . Paced by lanky Rob Smith, East added eight points. Murphy 5 0-3 10. Smith 3 7-8 13, Kiro 2 0-2 pick up any gray hairs last 4, Venora 51-211, Hammick 14-4 8, Four by Dunn) controlled both boards .and the East had a better than two to one By LEN AUSTER and was subsequently fouled. He mis lead hitting 7 of 10 charity tosses. and Beaupre added 10. Manchester, night as East Catholic High’s nier 2 0-0 4, Pagani 10412, Lucier 01-21, Raiders were limited to one shot - edge off the boards with Smith sed the charity toss but forced a Moger, (5-10 junior) tossed in 4 now 3-3 in the CCIL and 3-4 over-all, King 10-12, McKenna 0 04) 0, Wieczorek 0 llmild Spurlswriter Notes here ’n there 000. Mike Burke, current president, basketball team squared its from the outside - and few hit their pulling down 11. Pete Kiro and jump ball, which he won. Jeff Moger points and grabbed 2 rebounds in the hit 17 of 42 field goal attempts and 041 0, Qifford 0 4-6 4. ToUIs 23 21-35 67. What lobked like a victory Not satisfied with less than capaci will not be replaced whdn his $100,000 season log at 3-3 with an easy mark until the second half against Murphy also did fine work on the turned it into a two-pointer and a closing moments for the undersized was 16 for 21 from the foul line. Wlndaor Locka (46) Allen 1 0-1 2, turned into defeat as Simsbury steal by Harris was turned into a 22- Simsbury, led by Harris (17), Haz ty ci-owds for the'two-night UConn contract runs out' in the spring...Gor- 67-46 decision over Windsor reserves. boards. Farmer 2 2-2 6, Helebrand 3 04) 6, Latorra winners, without a starter over 6- 'die Howe is a “marked" man during Four of the five Eagle starters The setback was the fourth in eight 0 04) 0, Michalewicz 0 04) 0, Muska 6 2-3 staged a fourth-quarter rally to foot jumper from the top of the key foot-1. zard (12) and Sorich (11), hit 18 of 35 Basketball Classic last week at the Locks before 600 fans at the his Manchester visits. The Glaston were in twin figures, balanced starts for Coach Dan Sullivan who 14, Kervick 3 04) 6, 'Tossistro 1 04) 2, pull out a 53-50 CCIL basketball by John Sorich for a 43-42 edge with “The kids were coming off the two-point tries and was 17 for 29 from Hartford Civic Center. UConn Direc Eagles’ Nest. tor of Atliletics John Toner reports bury resident occasionally shops scoring the key, with Smith leading was up practically all game voicing Taylor 4 02 8, Flanders 0 2-4 2, Fahey 0 0- just over 4 minutes left. court and saying they were getting the line, including 10 for 16 the final “It was a relaxing win. we don't 0 0. Totals 20 6-12 46. victory over Manchester' last major changes will be made next here and sevei;al business heads have the pack with 13 tallies. Classy Bob disagreement with the officials’ “Turnovers, four turnovers in 30 hit underneath. But we weren’t get period. have too many easy ones. We haven’t night at Clarke Arena before a year to add new interest. One move called in to say the Whaler hockey Venora dropped in 11 points and Eric cal)'' seconds lost the game,” said a disap ting any calls. Maybe it’s because Manchester took the jayvee tilt in faced an easy club yet. We won’t be crowd of 500. will find a public relation- great made purchases...Speaking of Hall and Mark Murpby, another fine pointed Pearson, “and we couldn’t we’re bigger. But I can’t believe only double overtime, 56-54, with two free able to relax Friday night against promotional agency in charge of the Whalers, while Bob Neumeier looking backcourter, each canned 10 The Silk Towners led, 40-35, after get a foul call. We’d get the ball in three team fouls the second half,” throws by Ed Kennison icing the vic South (Catholic at the University of stimulating interest and selling does an adequate job bringing in the points. Eleven of the 13 players three quarters with sophomore John side but couldn’t a call underneath. moaned Pearson, shaking his head. It tory. It was 51-all after regulation Hartford). “It was good to get the W It's unbelievable.” tickets, a pi'actice which has ,met play-by-play action, one must wait Penders used got into the scoring Haslett canning the first hoop of the was actually 4, with 15 whistled on and 53-all after one extra session. (win).’’ final stanza for a 7-point spread. It Kennison had 15 points and Chris with much success inProvidence and severai minutes, or longer, during column. The Trojans, now 4-2 in league play Manchester with Hyde and later broadcasts to learn the score...All Racing to a quick 8-0 lead, the Excessive fouling hurt Windsor Bay for Broncos was downhill the rest of the way, New York...All participants in the and 6-2 overall, added three more Beaupre fouling out. Boser 12 for the 4-3 locals. Eagles were never in trouble and this spoiling Tribe Coach Doug Pearson's UConn Classic this season received college football season followers of Locks and as a result East picked up points, two on a hoop by Harris which Slnubury (53) Hazzard 3 6-9 12, enabled Penders to give his reserves 33rd birthday celebration. Simsbury led after the first turn, traveling bags and each player found the sport are hearing, reading or 21 one-pointers from the 15-foot line Payne 31-4 7, Sorich 51-311, Moger 14-9 plenty of playing time. Wholesale Mike Hazzard hit two free throws brought Scott Hyde’s fifth foul. Hyde, 13-8, but the locals came back with a a basket of fresh fruit in his hotel viewing some of the highly touted in 35 attempts. The Raiders were 6 to cost taxpayers the Indians’ leading scorer, finished 20-point second quarter holding the 6, Harris 6 5-817, Bogus 0 04) 0, White 0 0- players! Colleges with the best substitutions were made as early as and after a 10-second violation. 5-9 0 0. Totals 18 17-29 53. room when checking in. compliments for 12 from the line with East holding senior forward Lance Harris hit a with just 2 points. Trojans to 9 for a 28-22 halftime edge. of the classic sponsor. In addition, all publicity departments send out % Manchester (SO) Hyde 104) 2, Haslett driving layup. Frank Beaupre broke the Simsbury Beaupre hit 8 straight free throws to 9 0-2 18, McKenzie 0 0^ 0, Apter 3 ^3 8, four teams were guests at a pre reams and reams of material on DENVER (UPI) — Denver Broncos fans waited 18 years for Harris continued to play a key role skein with an inside move but the pace the second period burst. Adamy 0 6-8 6, Finnegan 2 04) 4, Beaupre game meal at The Colony...Three players they want recognized. Many their heroes to make it to the big game but even so, many of as pi tho nttipr end he blocked a shot Trojans down the end protected the 1 8-8 10, Kelly 1 04) 2. Totals 17 16-21 50. major tennis tourneys are in the of those with private tub-thumpers ' Haslett led the locals with 18 points them are complaining that a $2.4 million price tag for honoring 13 works, the biggest starts today at are merely good football players, not Madison Square Garden with $26.(MX) tops by any means. One college the team seems a little steep. in prize money offered. The three stickout, who was on the end of many Gov. Richard Lamm and Mayor crippled children or elderly persons players who claim No. 1 status. fine tributes all season, played up to Will McNichols Tuesday declared who can really use it,” Bjorn* Borg. Guillermo Vilas and press clippings was Ross Browner, Friday an official Orange Crush “It’s absolutely ridiculous,” Federal court system blamed the Notre Dame defensive end, who holiday in honor of the Broncos first Jimmy Connors, plus the other top another caller said. “There are ranking players in the world will was in the Texas backfield many trip to the Super Bowl, and said all thousands of Bronco fans in this compete in the Colgate Grand Prix times Monday. Browner is a two- Colorado state employees and state, but you don’t see them getting singles competition with $100,000 to time All-America seiec- Denver city workers will be given tbe the day off with pay. It’s stupid.” for Celtic troubles ~Auerbach the winner. Telecasts, including the tion...Manchester Elks Hoop Shoot day off. The Denver City Council Tuesday finals Sunday, are listed...The NSTS - for youngsters 8 thru 13 will be The holiday will cost taxpayers night debated but did not pass a New England Tennis Stars - will in staged Saturday morning at Nathan about $2.4 million to pay the resolution supporting McNichols’ BOSTON (UPI) - Red Auer with Heinsohn, was elevated from fired in midseason because “our Dave Bing, a first year Celtic but a vade the Manchester Racquet Club Hale School gym. employees who take the day off and stand. bach blames the federal court assistant coach for an indefinite situation had reached a point where veteran who has seen other coaches Feb. 3-4-5 for the second annual for overtime pay for those who work, Councilman Bill Roberts referred period. “Everybody likes Tommy change was mandatory for the good fired at Detroit and Washington, said fourney and the Springfield Civic End of the line said State Controller Dan to his unsuccessful attempt last year system for the troubles of the Whittemore. (Heinsohn). He’s been associated of the Celtics.” “most of the blame has to rest on the Center will be the host for the Goalie A1 Smith and defenseman m f to declare a holiday for Martin Boston Celtics. John Lay, executive assistant to Luther King’s birthday. with me for 20 years,” said Auer The timing of the firing ’ jolted shoulders of the players. But hopeful Springfield International Classic Rick Ley of the New England In announcing the appointment of Lamm, said the purpose of the bach. “He’s my insurance man and I some Celtics players but the act did ly it will be a positive move as far as which lists Ross Case. Marty Riessen Whalers have been named to the “I feel all the joy in the world for Tom Sanders as coach, Auerbach holiday was not to give employees an the Broncos. It’s just too bad Dr. love the guy. He’s a great guy and not. “ He’s done a lot of good things, the club is concerned;” and Tom Gullikson among the early WHA’s first all-star team with Gor told a news conference that fired extra day off but “to try and get a that’s why it’s been so difficult to fire just like the players have.” said John Killilea, Heinsohn’s assistant entrants...The Russians will not com die Roberts, Tom Webster and Mike King couldn’t have been a football coach Tom Heinsohn “was a victim community and statewide response coach,” said Roberts. him. guard Jo Jo White who has been at until taking a similar post with pete in World Team Tennis play next Antonovich selected to the second of the impact (that) courts have to the Broncos.” “The players all like him as a per odds many times with Heinsohn since Milwaukee this season, said he also season but the vacancy will be filled squad. The game Jan. 17 in Quebec Councilman Paul Hentzel said the made on sports to force long-term, Honoring the Broncos was a fine son and they all say he’s both joined the team in 1969. “You expected his friend to be relieved of by California, headed by Rosie will be the fourth all-star showing for decision to declare a holiday may no-cut contracts.” idea but not at that cost, irate have been made a bit too soon. knowledgeable. But they felt there can do so much, but when it’s your duty. “Coaching is the one job you Casals. Smith and the sixth for Ley. Anders Auerbach fired Heinsohn, 43, citizens said in telephone calls to the “I think the mayor has put us on was a communications problem.” time to go, it’s your time to go. take that you are hired to be fired. Hedberg of Winnipeg was tbe only Tuesday as the coach arrived for local news media. the spot. There are thousands of^ Red Holtzman ran into similar “I don’t think it (the firing) had “I was surprised, but I wasn’t Off the cuff unanimous pick. Other first team practice. Despite the winningest “I think it’s a crime. I’m as proud Bronco supporters out there but this problems in New York and Gene anything to do with Tommy. I think it shocked, and of course I feel bad for choices were Bobby Hull and Ult record among current National There's a strong possibility that of the Broncos as anyone and I agree is a bit premature, Wby don’t we Shue suffered the same difficulties in had to do with a lot of people. I Tommy. With all that’s been going Nilsson, both of Winnipeg, and Basketball Association coaches, outside help, also in a financial way, with the symbolism of the gesture, wait until the Broncos win and then Philadelphia, Auerbach said. “ You respected him as a coach and a per on, I thought maybe it might defenseman A1 Hamilton of Edmon Heinsohn was unable to snap the will be offered promoters of the Five but I think it’s an out-and-out waste declare a holiday on a Saturday or a look around the NBA; there’s nobody son, even though I didn’t go along happen.” ton...Mean Joe Greene and Dennis Celtics’ lethargy of an 11-23 start this Mile Road Race for the 1978 running of the taxpayers’ money,” one caller Sunday when it won’t affect us?” who can take thq,t pressure for so totally with his philosophy.” Heinsohn, himself, seemed Winston of the Pittsburgh Steelers season. Thanksgiving day. Complete details told United Press International. said Hentzel. many years. I quit coaching when I Captain John Havlicek, the last ac prepared for the firing and even have been fined $5,000 and $2,000 by Relieved the ordeal was over. will be announced later this “What gives these two idiots the “This may start something,” he was kind of young; I felt it even then. tive Celtic to have played on the looked forward to some time off. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle for month...Sonny Werblin has taken right to decide to spend $2.4 million warned, “What will we do if the Heinsohn said in a telephone inter “But this new era of the no-cut con same team as Heinsohn, said “time “For the foreseeable future. I’ll sit over operations at Madison Square their actions in playoff game against with one swipe of their pens.when the Nuggets win the basketball cham view, “ I did the best I knew how all tract and the attitude of (today’s will tell” whether the deposed coach back and paint get myself together Denver. the time. In 8 1/2 years, I had ups, Garden at an annual .salarv of $225.- Legislature takes months to decide pionship, or the Rockies (a pfo high-paid) ballplayers was hard for was made a scapegoat. “He’s been and see where I’m headed. There’s son|ething like that? If we’re going to downs, ins and outs. Ail I can say is Tommy to swallow. If I was younger no rush. I might even show up (to see hockey team), or the Comets (a very successful up to this year. It’s spend money like that, let’s give it to volleyball team )?” that 1 wish them all the best — par and back in the coaching reins, I done; It’s gone; it’s history. a game at Boston Garden). ticularly Red and Satch (Sanders). don’t know if I could do any better,” “ As far as the reason for him being “I don’t think I’m going to be lost I’m happy I’m sitting here (in his said Auerbach, who led the Celtics to fired, the players don’t enter into in the wilderness just because I was Irish rebounded Natick home) now.” 10 championships from the bench. that. Hopefully the change will turn fired as coach. I’m still a basketball Bears^ ace Payton The 39-year-old Sanders, a team Still, Auerbach felt Heinsohn had the season around. It’s happened to a fan and I don’t hold any grudges. East girls rally mate on five Celtic championships to be the the first Boston coach ever That’s the way it is.” couple of other team s.” for top ranking NFC^s top player and top Rockville NEW YORK (UPI) — When Notre Dame was upset by Mississippi in its second game of the season, Dan Devine faced NEW YORK (UPI) — Walter Payton’s intense, driving style of the biggest challenge of his coaching career. running has been described as “insane” by no less an authority Trailing 13-0 in the early stages, East Catholic girls’ basket Sanders close to basketball heaven The Fighting Irish could not afford than O.J. Simpson, the man Payton replaced this year as the to drop another game and they ball team rebounded to outscore host Rockville, 20-2, in the next BOSTON (UPI) - Short of know I'm behind them, something is game under the new coach Thursday (“The same three or four players “It was a challenge to myself and our Two points coming up premier ball carrier in pro football. wrong. needed for a couple of strong teams staff and our players. Along the way 11 minutes en route to a 51-32 victory yesterday in Rockville. night — in Hartford, Conn., against would listen to me and the other “By ‘insane’ I mean there often is overwhelming choice today in voting reincarnation as a 21-year-old, to do just that if they hoped to cap you going to face challenges no Mark Murphy of East Catholic leaps to score one of his five The Rams, now 0-5, held a 15-7 ad “I’m not an actor. Tommy (Hein Phoenix. seven just didn’t want to hear it,” no rhyme or reason to what the for United Press International’s NFC classy Tom Sanders is as close ture the national championship m atter what job your is, and if you baskets against Windsor Locks last night. Defending is Derek vantage after the first turn but were sohn) was that way, even as a player. The new coach will try to fit the Heinsohn said Tuesday after being runner does, but it works out,” Simp- Player of the Year. a 31-17 triumph. Karen Lucier had 8 everyone picked them to win. stay in coaching iong enough you are Taylor. (Herald photo by Dunn) held scoreless the second canto while as he can get to basketball He hasn’t changed one iota and I also Boston players into roles on the fired.) son says, “It’s an instinct thing. points and Monica Murphy 5 for But that’s exactly the way it going to have bad starts and bad Payton’s league-leading rushing East notched 13 points for a 20-15 heaven. find it difficuit to change. My court, as did Heinsohn. He also will Sanders said he plans to listen to Payton has that.” East. worked out in the improbable finish moments. It just depends on how you total was the third highest total in halftime score. Sanders, 39, stepped up from assis phiiosphy, yes, but not my per- demand they be on time at practices his players’ ideas and possibly incor Payton, who led the Chicago Bears The E aglettes’ next outing is to the college footbali season. react to those bad things.” NFL history. He also set a single The Eaglettes, now 4-3, added one tant to head coach with the Boston sonaiity.” and games, as did Heinsohn. porate some. “Maybe the players into the National Football League Thursday night at home against arch Notre Dame, the preseason It was the closest balloting for Scholastic basketball game record by running for 275 yards point to their margin in the third Celtics Tuesday when former team Sanders aiso said he pianned no The question to be answered is have one or two things that can help playoffs for the first time since 1963 rival South Catholic with varsity ac favorite to win the national cham national championship honors since against Minnesota Nov. 20, breaking quarter and broke it open in the final mate Tom Heinsohn was fired before major changes in the daiiy operation whether Sanders can reach those the team. I’m going to listen to what It was a good evening for area by rushing for 1,852 yards, was an Simpson’s mark of 273. tion at 8 o’clock. pionship, fulfilled the prediction 1966 when N otre D am e edged A1 Schmidt, 6-5 senior pivotman, eight minutes with an 18-5 tear. the club’s morning practice. of the team, which piays its first players that Heinsohn could not. they have to say and deal with it.” basketball fives as most came out Tuesday when the United Press Michigan State by only five points. tossed in a schoolrecord 47 points in Sue Dailey paced East with 12 “I’d rather be playing, being the He also plans to deal with per winners. International Board of Coaches Penn State, a decisive victor over leading Coventry to its fifth win in six points and 11 rebounds while Sue East Catholic (SI) Lucier 10-0 2, guy looking at the coach; but this is sonnel problems that have created named the Fighting Irish the nation’s Arizona State in the Fiesta Bowl, was South Windsor avenged an earlier engagements. Tolland is winless in New 1978 Post Times Freiheit had 10 markers and junior Lindberg 11-23, Willett 00-00, Dailey 6 0- as close as I can get,” said Sanders, factions on a once-close team. setback with a 48-45 win over South six starts. 1 TOE 1 WED THO FRI SAT “There are so many things you can No. 1 team in the final ratings. fourth with 251 points and Texas, Trish O’Connell chipped in with 9 0 12, M. Ostrout 2 0-0 4, Laneri 1 0-0 2, who added he nearly missed Catholic; Rockville High won its se Rick DeCarli and Tom McKeever [ r i o o p m B H i 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM point to that caused problems but all The Irish, who embarrassed which had enter^ the post-season tallies. Defensively, Laurie Barry Barry 2 3-8 7, O’Connell 41-2 9, E. Ostrout Tuesday’s practice because of a cond straight with a 66-64 duke over led Ellington with 18 and 11 markers 18:00 PM|B:00 PM|8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 1 0-0 2, Freiheit 5 0-2 10. Totals 23 5-14 51, those problems mean nothing if a previously undefeated Texdfi, 38-10, bowl parade as the No. 1 ranked club, and Maryann Ostrout were stan heavy cold. in the Cotton Bowl Monday, received Plainville; Coventry High routed respectively. The Purple Knights Rockville (32) Schmelter 10-2 2, Lom team is winning,” said the bearded 6- fell to fifth place. The Longhorns douts. Peggy Foss had a game-high “I’ve been in other businesses but 23 first-place votes and 365 points Tolland, 93-58; and Ellington topped now stand 5-2 for the campaign. Tim 15 for Rockville. bardi 2 0-3 4, Saccuzo 0 0-10, ’Thomas 0 0-0 basketball bas been the most fun,” foot-7 coach. “The fact that you have received only one first-place vote. 0, Toth 0 0-0 0, Chase 01-21, Hodgkins 0 0- from the 39 members of the coaches Rham, 55-49. Fisher and Tobin Morey were best Sanders said. “It’s all I’ve ever a Bill Russell — and I’m going back Rounding out the top 10 were In an abbreviated jayvee tilt, East 1 0, Oeser 0 0^ 0, Osolin 2 0-0 4, Foss 5 5-9 board who participated in the voting.' Andy Goodwin tossed in 23 points for 1-3 Rham with 14 and 12 tallies wanted to do.” to the past for an example — who Oklahoma, Pittsburgh, Michigan, ran its unbeaten streak to eight with 15, Schumey 3 OA) 6. Totals 13 6-18 32. Alabama, which routed phio State in and sophomore guard Tony Moz- respectively. Sanders, who played on eight stayed in the backcourt sometimes Washington and Nebraska. the Sugar Bowl, was a close second, Six coaches from each of the seven zicato 14 as the Bobcats won their championship teams in 13 seasons as when the team went on offense, *‘Stickwith only 11 points behind Notre Dame. geographical areas of the nation sixth in eight outings. South Catholic, a defensive forward for the Celtics, might get a guy mad. I might start to now 3-3, was led by John Pinone’s 23 say, ‘How come Red makes me run Alabama received 13 first-place comprise the UPI ratings board. the dogs, rejoined the club last fall after com votes and 354 points and Arkansas points. up the court every play and doesn’t Each week they vote on the top 10 piling a 40-60 record in four seasons finished third with two first-place Darren Walton popped in 19 points, you’ll make Russell do it? teams and points are awarded on a Fifth loss in row as head coach at Harvard University. mentions and 310 points. Paul Martin 18, Steve Eichacker 15 “How big can something like that 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 badis for votes always The assistant’s job with Boston “After the loss to Mississippi, I felt and Tom Caravello 10 as Rockville get? If we were losing and it was from first through 10th. opened last summer when John it was a real challenge,” said Devine. improve^ its ledger to 3-5. g eta Killilea left to take a similar position causing a problem, the coach would S k i# for Indian girls with the Milwaukee Bucks. have to get rid of me. Those are the lot “When Red (Auerbach) called me types of problems we’re talking ( r f to offer the assistant coach’s job, I about.” action!” After opening with three victories, Manchester High girls’ said, sure. It sounds like fun,” said jasketbalj) | GEHERM. MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS Sanders, dressed in a natty grey suit now! basketball team has fallen on hard teams as it dropped its fifth and wine-red tie. Hearing changed AT TWO OF VERMONT’S in a row, 38-29, to Simsbury High last night in Simsbury. MIDGET Asked if he had seen the assistant’s • COMPUTE MEGHMCAL SERVICE The Trojans led after the first NEW YORK (UPI) - Baseball Eddie Stack had 14 points GREAT SKI RESORTS . . . first time after sitting out two games job as the first step toward getting a Commissioner Bowie Kuhn an quarter, 10-2, and Manchester never head coach’s job in the NBA, he said, and Tom Downes 9 in recovered. Simsbury had an 18-12 ad with the flu. nounced Tuesday the hearing “I never looked at it that way. I just leading the Knicks to a 33-9 • C0UJ8I0N REPiURS vantage at the intermission and 28-20 Manchester’s jayvees upped their scheduled for Jan. 5 regarding the romp over Multi Circuits wanted to stay in basketball. Let’s [j^illin g to n bulge after three quarters as tight record to 5-3 with a 41-24 triumph. status of pitcher Vida Blue has been last night at Verplanck. assume my playing days arq over. defense on both sides highlighted. Lynne Wright had 10 points and changed to Jan. 17 at the request of Mike Smith had 6 for the • MITO PMNTIK The only why I can stay in it is. as a Ovsr ons foot of new snow this week. Enjoy green Sue Naughton paced the winners, Robin Gustafsqn also 10 markers the Oakland A’s and Cincinnati Reds. losers. coach.” V.- Blue was traded to Cincinnati midwinteP coi^dltlons on 4 big mountelni. All 00 now 6-1 for the season, with 14 points. along with 9 rebounds for the locals. A'fl-Stars nipped Auto trails and 12 lifts open - Qet more akiing time by The low-key Sanders, who during the December baseball • LOW COST SERVICE RENTRLS Manchester, for the second straight Gloria Diana, Melissa Geagan and (Comfort, 25-24, with Gary skiing the most extensive lift and trail network in | averaged 9.6 points and 5.3 rebounds meetings in Hawaii, in exchange for game couldn’t get its offense in gear, Linda Carpenter also performed Wilbrant netting the win the East. per game with the Celtics, said he was led by Ellen Donadio’s 11 points. well. Dave Revering and $1,750,000. But ning hoop. Tom Finnegan has learned a great deal about PRUTS ( ( X * ' I (J IN I «S V ID D> ai M I I N t M«l vl itUON t . US 4 i Vi lUO Donadio was .seeing action for the Simsbury (38) Moccarone 0 4-4 4, Kuhn blocked’the deal, at least tem had 8 points and Larry coaching by sitting quietly on the lUDGINr. (HO?) 4?7 .i; 11 . SRI MM’OM T HOO 4S14UM Kuhnly 104) 2, Grlgor 3 0-3 6, Arder 104) porarily. claiming it was not in the Tanner 7 in the tilt. 2, Evans 3 0-16, Carman 1 ^2 4, Peterson bench the past seven seasons. “I best interests of baseball. FRCTORY MECHRMCS ,0 04) 0, Naughton 6 2-4 14, Moore 0 04) 0. think every year I’ve spent coaching Coaches resign ToUIs 15 8-14 38. is going to help me — including the ' Goal posts lost WE SEinilCE ALL MENEIIAL MOTOIIS CARS AND TRUCKS %floitttf 3itom CHICAGO (UPI) -— Offensive coor- Manchesler,(29)Tilden 004)0, MillisO two years (1971-72, 1972-73) I sat on DENVER (UPI) — Cleanup crews CALL US N R AN APPOINTMENT 1-41, Culbertson 104) 2, L. Neubelt 3 04) 6, .dinator Sid Gillman and defensive the Celtics bench not playing.” at Mile High Stadium haven’t found a ' OR STOP IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. M. Neubelt 1 1-3 3, Donadio 5 1-8 11, His well-dressed appearanqe and backfield coach Ross Fichtner have trace of the goal posts since the ¥ w l l n g ) All 6o trails and 4 lifts open this weekend. 13>15 i Geagan 20-14, Brown 0 04) 0, Downham 1 courtly manner will contrast resigned from the Chicago Bears 04) 2. ToUls 13 2-16 29. Denver Broncos beat the Oakland 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 646-6464| Inches new snow received this week. Conditions (;oaching staff. Coach Jack Pardee markedly with Heinsohn, whose R aiders, 20-17, Sunday for the are the best of the season. Isn't It time you rediscovered Mt. Snow? j announced Tuesday. Upholds suspension necktie was often askew and hair un American Football Conference Gillman, NFL Coach of the Year kempt as he screamed directions to championship, blit that's about all NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA Com his players and bellowed at officials. I‘INM;TKH - Katy I Ji All f) I'M AST rn HPACM SOUIMMIN Vl DMtlNl ON VI 10(1 with Hou.ston in 1 974, joined the the crowd took with them. Spearin 190-490, Shirley missioner Larry O'Brien at a hearing “I’m not going to change my style LODGING ;B02: 464 8501 ♦ SKI HEPOHf i80?l 464 ?1S1 Bears a year ago. Fichtner, who Chuck Enney. manager of Midwest Vallee 461, Anita Shorts Tuesday upheld the one-day payless for the players,” said Sanders, One-Step advantage coached under Pardee with the Protective Services, which has the 454, Janet Lusby 179, Linda CARTER suspension of Milwaukee Bucks brushing aside a suggestion that he cleaniip contract for the stadium, Florida Blazers of the World Foot forward David Meyers for bumping a Manchester High’s Frank Beaupre dribbles past Simsbury's St. U urent 177-459, Mary ball I.eague, has been with the Bears might need to be more vocal to de said it would take 100 temporary 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTEh relerce during a Dec. 23 game fend his players. “If the guys don’t John Sorich last night but visitors copped league game, 53-50. Boyko 192-474, Barbara for three seasons. workers 2'z days to haul the debris Goddard 186-178-464. again.st Atlanta. (Herald photo by Dunn) away. MANCIIKSTER EVENING IIEHAi.O. Miiiulioslrr. Coiiii.. Wod.. .liili. 4. lilTII •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 4. 1978 - PAGE SKVKN-B Nafp Wantad IS 8I?®IS‘i?8QUIZ Bat^bs □ NOTICES By PHIL PASTORET STEADY WORK - ReUable, hard worker, who wanti The freeway has a couple Lost end Found 1 Rookie sets pace of holes big enough to hold a steady employment, good In come. Call 5286702 between 9- Volkswagon — and as soon FOUND - Young, dark grey 2 only. os two o f ’em fall in, driving cat, with white paws and chin, will be much smoother for vicinity of Willie’s. Call 643- the rest of us. NOW accepting applications ! 5928. for full time employment. Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 An expert is a person who LOST • Small black with only. in Laker triumph X never got over show-and-tell white, shaggy type, male dog. sessions in kindergarten. Whiskey. Also off white ADDRESSERS WANTED ■ Siamese marked female cat, Capitalizing on the Knicks' sagging immediately! Work at home NEW YORK (UPI) - The Niiggi'Is 101, Itiillels 100 Angel. Hartford Road area. — no experience n e c e i^ y . defense. Nixon hit his last six shots, 6464)215. Los Angeles Lakers have David Thompson's layup with four Excellent pay. Write INDEX Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Prlvata Inatruetlona 78 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 the final basket giving Los Angeles a seconds remaining carried Denver to ALEX KA17RA6 WAS RMNNEU- American Service, 8350 Park FOUND LARGE Shepard - NOTICES added such impressive names UPINHEI6MANTIWPHV Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas,: 1 - SMALL ENGINE Service REMEDIAL READING and 116-115 lead. its fourth consecutive victory. Husky male. Red collar, buff " lo s t and Pound as Jamaal Wilkes. Adrian With six seconds to play the Knicks VOTINS IN'57. WHO WON? 76231. 2 - - Personals Corporation -expanding dealer math; individualized work Thompson had 26 points and Issel 21 with brown coloring. Vicinity 3 -" Announcements netw ork. No experience rogram, (lst-8th grade) by trailed. 118-117. and were working for A. m i HOPNUNe Dantley. Lou Hudson and for the Nuggets while Chenier topped of North River Road, DRIVERS FOR School bus 4 - Entertainment necessary. Complete training laster’s degree teacher. 568- B. OOHNOAVIPCPOW Our new mayor keeps his 5 — Auctions & a final shot when Jamaal Wilkes Washington with 23. Broadway; Coventry. 742-7142. wanted. We will train you.) S h e H e r a t h program. $500. investment 8075. Charlie Scott to their roster C. JOHN BITDPIE > promises — what we want to stole the ball from McAdoo. snapping Piiccrs 101. Jii/./. IO;< know is, “When's he gonna Part-time. Housewives and> FINANCIAL required to start your own but on Tuesday night it was one Portonolt 2 retirees preferred.) 6 - BondS*StOCkS'Mort(|iegiie business. Ideal for retired or GUITAR, BANJO Bass Mike Flynn scored Indiana's last do something about ’em?" 9 - Personal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of their rookies who provided im -ism A Manchchester area, call 64S-> 10 - Insurance part time. Details on request. lessons: children age five- five points and the Pacers held New RIDE NEEDED-Bush Hill 2373 or 643-2414. Vernon area' Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field adults. Chords, melody, vocal the heavy-duty work. Orleans scoreless in the final 1:06 in Turning the.pther cbeek is Road to Hartford Hospital, or call 872-2826. i EMPLOYMENT Training Division Box 619„ accompaniment. Eleven great if you want lumps oh nearby. Call 649-49M, after 13 - Help Wanted .\onn Nixon, a first-year guard the comeback. Pete Maravich had 38 14 - Business Opportunities Wading River, New York. years experience with Scoreboard both sides of your face. 7:00 p.m. 15 - Situation Wanled 11792, I nun Duquesne. scored 10 of his points for New Orleans while Mike PERSONS WHO Love to do) PHONE 643-2711 beginners, intermediates, here Is a< professionals. FREE loan in career-high 26 points in the final Bantom led Indiana with 24. EDUCATION NEED RIDE - With a woman ance to do something you) 18 - MANY PEOPLE only dream struments. 646-6537. quarter to stake the Lakers to a 120- driver to Manchester Private Instructions FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD the Knicks' four-game winning .'siiii.t 12.5. Itiicks lO.'l iixe, and get paid for it. Call> 19 - SchooiS'Ciasses of owning their own business. 117 victory over the New York Paul Westphal fired in a game-high WHA ...... Memorial Hospital, from Cosmic Cleaners, 872-3043. J 20 - Instructions Warbled Perhaps it’s time for you to Schoola-Claaaea 19 streak. Hartford Road, 7 a.m., to 3 REAL ESTATE pursue that dream. I have Knicks for their fourth straight win. 34 points and Walter Davis added 19 W L T P ts. TOWN OF MANCHESTER — ~ 2 2 - Condominiums lie s got great quickness and con Elsewhere in the NBA. Denver p.m. Call 647-9798. See something you ;; 23 - Homes (or Sale ADVERTISING over 1,0(XI businessess for sale FOR THE BEST-Manchester as Phoenix took Milwaukee. The New Eng. 24 8 24 - Lots-Land lor Sale edged Washington. 101-100. Indiana like? Then call the • by owners. Many for Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 fidence in himself, which is what a Bucks, behind 83-80 with 3:55 to go in Winnipeg 21 12 ROOMMATE wanted for four 25 - investment Property RATES minimum down. For free clipped New Orleans. 104-103. number you see In the ■ 26 - Business Properly National Weather Forecast pupils per teacher. FREE in MANCHESTER - Spring lot of young ballplayers in the league the third quarter, were led by Mar Quebec 17 12 LEGAL room apartment. Own room. 27 ~ Resort Property brochure write: Interstate troductory lesson with this ad. Start the year off righti Phoenix defeated Milwaukee. 125- 1 day — l i t word per day Street location. Attractive 8- need." said Los Angeles Coach Jerry $95 monthly. Jim 649-7421, ad. And If you have * 28 - Real Estate Wanted Business Marketing, P.O. Box Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Sell your extras with a 103. Portland downed Chicago. 92-90. cus J ohnson with 31 points and Briar Edmonton 16 16 1 33 MISC. SERVICES 3 days ... 10c word per day room Connecticut Gambrel West. There was certainly no lack NOTICE between 6-7 nightly. something to sell, give m 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. fast-action Classified Winters with 18. Houston 15 15 us a call! * 30 — Travel 6 days — 9 t word per day nestled on a beautiful wooded and Detroit nipped Atlanta. 106-103. 31 - Services (JMered 26 days — 6 t word per day adl ol confidence in the final 3 Birm. 14 18 The Zoning Board of Appeals 30.00 y-jT )? 3000 30 24 Condomlnluma 22 lot. Country kitchen, two Pislons 106. Hiiuks lO.'l I'riiil Blazers 92, Bulls 90 RIDE NEEDED. Manchester m 32 - Psinting-Papermg 15 words $2.00 minimum will hold public hearings on 33 - Bu'iding-Contracting working fireplaces, 2-car gar I 2 minutes of the final period. Lionel Hollins, who finished with 27 Cinci 13 20 to Route 5, South Windsor. Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch Bob Lanier's 22 points led Detroit Monday, January 16, 1978, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ^ 34 - Roolng-Stding ■ MANCHESTER - Con age. Must be seen. $70’s. R. Nixon took over the offense and points, scored 8 of them in the final 32 Indian 9 22 Call 649-3704. Alpha Numeric keyboard)) 35 - Heating.Plumbing to its fifth consecutive win on the starting at 7:00 P.M., in the' 36 - Flooring dominium. Immaculate 6- Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, tired in 8 points down the stretch. Must have experience on IBhC Situation Wantad IS ••••••••••••••••••a******* road. John Shumate had 21. points seconds, including the final basket Tuesday’s Kesull Hearing Room of the RUSSELL’S BARBER & 37 - Moving. Trucking-Storage room Townhouse. Three 646-1980, 647-1139. Bob McAdoo. who finished with a machines, 029 and 059. CallD 38 - Services Wanted Homaa For Sale 23 with one second left, to spark Soviets 3, Quebec 3 Styling Shop. Announces ap CHILD CARE in licensed bedroom s, 2 1/2 b ath s, and Eric Money had 19 for Detroit. Municipal Bujiding to hear 52M184. . HEBRON. Make an offer on game-high 38 points, battled him Portland. Artis Gilmore had 27 points pointments accepted Tuesday MISC. FOR SALE home. 7 - daily, three meals, applianeed kitchen, central Charlie Criss led Atlanta with 16 \\ ediiesdny’s Games and consider the following - . ■ 6 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg this spotless seven room basket for basket in the closing for Chicago. thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 4 0 - Household Goods laundry, outings and overtime air conditioning, wall-to-wall points. Houston at Cincinnati petition: SERVICE STA’nON AttenC 41 — Articles tor Sale carpeting, full basement, $37,- Farm, with three story barn. Ranch. Decorator family minutes. p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 •AN FNANCMCO rv en |^ services. Manchester. Deb dant, full time days, 18 years" 42 - B’jiidmg Supplies Butler-type building. Power room with wood burning Birminghan at In Item 4 No. 589 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-M59, bie, 643-1790, 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- or older. Apply Moriarty” 43 - Pets Birds- Dogs plant, and other out buildings, stove, two car garage, acre lot Lewellyn Pelletier — corner of Oak and Spruce 44 — Livestock 4200. dianapolis Brothers, 315 Center Street, L08 ANOILEt plus Three Lovely Homes. Request Special Exception in Street. 45 - Boats 8 AccessoriQs . Out of state owner anxious. Quebec at New England Manchester, Conn. 46 - Sporting Goods Offers invited. B/W Realty, $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and 4 accordance with Article IV, 47 - Garden Products Homaa For Sale 23 Houses for Safe 23 647-1419. Co. Realtors, 633-3661. UConns defeat Colgate Section 6.03.02 for Limited 48 - Antiques HlOHISt UM PtlATum EXPERIENCED Pipefitter -S 49 - Wanted to Buy NHL Repairer’s License at a non- □ EMPLOYMENT Familiar with hydronic* so/w Campbell Conferenee conforming gas station and systems, commercial and in-S RENTALS STORKS (DPI) - The University added 16. request variances of Article dustrial. Will teach air con-" 52 - Rooms for Rent Palriek Divisiun Help Wantad 13 53 - Apartments tor Rent of Connecticut Huskies thought the "They didn't have any big men. " IV, Section 6.03.02 on fron ditioning and refrigeration,)) 54 - Homes (or Rent ADVERTISING GET ON THE BEST SELLERS LIST! W L T Pts. piping and service trade." 55 - Business lor Rent t a o w i M ^ FLOW Colgate team looked familiar. The said Abromaitis. who scored 13 tage, and front and side yards SALES POSITION - Straight 56 - Resort Property (or Rent [ Z 3 Phila 25 7 4 54 Generous company benefits.)) UriWEAlHCR FOTOCAST Cl Red Raiders looked just like they did points and grabbed 15 rebounds. — 134 Oakland Street — commissions, leads furnished 57 - Wanled to Rent DEADLINE NY Islndrs 21 9 8 50 Call for appointment, 643-2738.« '58 - MiSC (or Rent Carr, who finished with a game- Residence Zone A. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. earlier in the season. Atlanta 12 14 11 35 12:00 noon the day before high 18 points, scored the Huskies' Information pertaining to AUTOMOTIVE publication. ■'They (Colgate) looked like us NY Rangers 12 16 9 33 61 - Autos tor Sale when we were playing badly. They first six points as UConn led by as above may be obtained in the 62 - Trucks for Sale Deadline lor Saturday and For Period Ending 7 PM EST Thursday. During Wednesday, Smvilie Division Planning Office. 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. snow is likely over parts of the northern Plains and Rockies, as just stood around." said Jeff Carr many as 19 in first half, before 64 - MotorcyCles-BiCyCles W L T Pts. All persons interested may at 65 - Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie well as in the vicinity of the Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere, after leading Connecticut to an easy settling for a 35-22 halftime lead. Court of Probate. District of Court of Probate. District of* Chicago 12 15 10 34 tend these hearings. Manchester 2 Homes PLEASE READ fair to partly cloudy skies are forecast. Maximum 76-57 victory over Colgate Tuesday The Red R aiders could get no Manchester 66 - Automotive Service Vancouver 11 16 9 31 ZONING BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING ? temperatures include: Atlanta 48. Boston 24. Chicago 33. night. closer than 13 points the rest of the F..STATE O F LENA ^ Z 67 - Autos (or Reni'Lease YDUR AD OF APPEALS ESTATE OF LENA A. SC H A E FFE R a/k/a LENA L-Z Cleveland 33. Dallas 58, Denver 53, Duluth 15, Houston 62. The 6-foot-8 Carr and Connecticut's way as Uconn upped its record to 5-4. Colorado 8 17 8 24 S C H A E FFE R a k /a LENA L. Classified ads are taken over Paul J. Rossetto, SCHAEFFER a k 11:00 a.m. for the following; NOTICE OF ORDER “ and part time. Experienced GOLDEN, Colo. (UPI) — Heavyweight boxer Ron Lyle, ac Toronto 21 10 4 46 helpful, but we will train. App- duatry. What wa naad la an Individual who can doal diraetly with Soccer player shirts ON " bualnaaaman who uaa calandara and apoclalty Itama to promota thair cused of shooting his former trainer to death, stood somber and Cleve 10 24 4 24 ISSUANCE OF PERMIT l! ly In person. East Hartford S The Town of Manchester is an (jonvalescent Home, 745 Main bualnaaa. Thia la an axcallant opportunity lor you to ataoclata youraaif I’liesday's Kesuils WITHIN BOUNDS OF with Tha Thoa. D. Murphy Co., a plonaar In tha advarllaing flald • ainca BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX silent before a county judge who ordered the No. 3 contender equal opportunity employer, Street, East Hartford. FOUR BEDROOMS freed on $1,000 bond. NY Isla n d e rs 4, V an INLAND WETLANDS AND WATERCOURSES 1888. Your Initlallva and planning will datarmina your growth and Only a year old. 5-5, with 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, Garrison Colonial, brick front. Appliances, rec room, Lyle's home New Year's Eve, The and requires an affirmative Application d) 484j auccaaa with our aatabllahad company. Your accounta ara protaetad separate heating systems. Basement, and all couver 1 PARTS DEPARTMENT "S- carpeting, IVi baths, and more! $40’s. Lyle nodded in response to district attorney's office said it action policy for all of its Con Lina S. Lucarelli and rtpaal ordtra maka monay for you. Writa Bob MeKanzIa, appliances. Only $59,900 Philadelphia 5, Cleveland driver, full time, Monday questions from Judge James would file charges against Lyle tractors anti Vendors as a con Cullen Hill Road Markating Managar, Tha Thoa. 0. Murphy Co., PO Box 502, A 4 through Friday. Automotive Zimmerman in Jefferson County Thursday. dition of doing business with Derby. Connecticut 06418 H appiness Is Manhaaaat, Naw York 11030. Faces Celts M ontreal 2, St, Louis 0 the Town, as per Federal background helpful. Apply in ;> Court Tuesday. Before leaving, Lyle Dan Fahrney, chief deputy district person to Michael Scudieri, t;: Order 11246. After reviewing an application to conduct a regulated activity^ Having smiled and gave a thumbs-up sign to attorney, said he agreed to the lower Paul Westphal, who has parts manager, Manchester OIL BURNER Technician - PART TIME - January BUUUXURD & ROSSEHO, Inc. within an inland wetland and watercourses area in the Town oU Bid forms, plans and Joe Donahue of a female friend in the courtroom. cash bond because of the importance developed into an all-star NBA Bolton, with due consideration of all material submitted to this'’ Plymouth Inc. M9-5965. for Kasden Fuel Company, 340 openings for dishwasher and 189 WEST CENTER STREET specifications are available at 322 Spring Street cooks. No calls. Apply in per Zimmerman first imposed a $10,000 of getting Lyle out of jail and back Department concerning this application, and in accordance Tolland Street, East Hartford, player with Phoenix, will lead Eastern Conference the General Services Office, EXPERIENCED Part time For Your Neighbor Call 289-5431, for more infor son at Tacorral, 246 Broad property bond, but lowered the with Section 22a-41 of the 1977 Revision to the Connecticut). ^ s I ' h o v s /n o ' C 'M C O ^ O O into training for an upcoming fight Atlantie Divisiun 41 Center Street, Manchester, Teller - Apply at Manchester mation contact John Drew, Street. his club against his old team General Statutes, the Commissioner of Environmental Protec-j HAPPY NEW YEAR ■ ■ ■ I OPPORTUNITY W rnm m W m sm amount after Lyle's attorney, Walter against Larry Holmes next month. Connecticut. State Bank, 1041 Main Street. •:• 289-7751. mates, Boston, Thursday night W L Pet. GB tion-finds that: TIME ON YOUR HANDS? Gerash. said the papers to Lyle's Gerash said Lyle would have no TOWN OF MANCHESTER, JOE! Phila 22 11 .667 PARAGON TOOL Co. Inc. ii? Earn extra money selling home in Lakewood, Colo., w ere in a comment about the circumstances of at the Hartford Civic Center. CONNECTICUT 1. The applicant proposes the construction of two driveway, N From Your Grateful NY 20 16 .556 3Vz crossings of inland wetlands. “ Has openings for toolmakers, PART TIME laundry and Avon. Choose your own hours. bank safety deposit box. the New Year’s Eve shooting that The Celts will be making their Buffalo 13 20 .394 9 ROBERT B. WEISS, die makers, and gage makers. :j: cleaning person. Laurel Men and women are invited to 2. Said driveway crossings to be located on Lots #’s 18 and 27 o f Neighbors... Lyle is accused in the fatal resulted in the death of Vernon debut under Coach Tom Boston 11 23 .324 llVz GENERAL MANAGER Apply at 121 Adams Street, Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. call 742-6946 for information. 067-12 a proposed subdivision known as Flora Farms. Section II. More- Manchester, Conn. 647-9935. S No experience needed. shooting of his former trainer at Clark, 39, except to say Lyle will Sanders. » NJ 8 26 .235 W k plead innocent. specifically. Lot 18 being located on the North side of Fiorsi: Central Division Road approximately 1.3(X) feet West of Route 85. and Lot 2 t PARAGON TOOL Company TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY r W L Pet. GB LEGAL being located on the South side of Camp Meeting Road ap-' Inc. has openings for all Help Wantad 13 RNs - LPNs Flyers needed rally Wash 20 14 .588 proximately 1500 feet from French Road, both lots being in the- around machinists for aircraft plus cash bonuses, fringe B a s k e tb a ll town of Bolton. quality work. Minimum of ELECTRONIC Technician NURSE AIDES benefits to mature individual San Ant. 19 16 .543 Vh NOTICE t,hree years experience experienced with hi/fi and in Manchester area. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 3. Lot # 27’s driveway will cross 75 plus or minus feet of inland i f c ' to down Cleveland Cleve 18 16 . 529 2 required. Apply at 121 Adams audio equipment, full or part COMPANIONS Regardless of experience, A tlanta 17 19 .472 4 NOTICE OF wetlands on an existing cartpath of many years. The drive wayl Street, Manchester, Conn. 647- time. Permanent position. COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Needed to provide nursing write H.L. Pate, Pres., Texas . V i j l v i i;\si I BOSH Mike Koller 10 in leading New Os 14 21 .400 6V2 will be approximately ten feet in width, \ 9935. Herbert Electronics, 523-0001, Notice is hereby given to the services in private homes Refinery Corp., Box 711, Fort Using a full court man- Telso to a 66-55 win over NEW YORK (UPI) — If things had turned out a little Houston 13 20 .394 6V2 4. Lot tt 18’s driveway will cross 550 plus or minus feet of inland Mr. Herbert. Worth, Texas 76101. taxpayers of the Town of DIVERSIFIED Clerical posi and medical facilities. 31 Painting-Papering to-man press. East B.A, Ciub. Chuck Langford differently Tuesday night, the Cleveland Barons might wetlands and will basically follow the existing grade of the land- Servicea Offered 31 Servicea Ottered 32 Building-Contracting 33 \\ estern Conference Manchester that the with cuts and fills not to exceed 1 foot. The driveway will be ap-' tion. Requires good typing ADDRESSERS WANTED - Consideration given to Catholic's freshman (16), A1 Wiley (11) and have been called downright dangerous. skills, shorthand, and pleasant KITCHEN HELP, Bus Help - Midwest Division supplemental motor vehicle proximately ten feet in width. ^ ; Immediately! Work at home rreference of days and HOUSEWORK PROFESSIONAL HOUSE INTERIOR Painting and ALL TYPES OF Carpenter basketball team rallied in Mike Kilby (10) w ere best The Philadelphia Flyers, leading the New York tax for vehicles registered personality. Position com — no experience necessary — lours — 4 to 40 hours Bartenders, Sealers, Apply Cleaning - Husband and wife wallpapering. Quality work - Ceramic tile, hung W L Pet. GB 5. No anticipated drainage problems are expected from lhe| between 2 and 4, Monday thru the closing three minutes in defeat. Islanders by a slim four points in the NHL’s Patrick Divi between October 2, 1976 and bines receptionists duties, excellent pay. Write available weekly. Live-in GOT YOU DOWH? specializing in care of all professional work at ceilings, plumbing and elec D enver 22 13 .629- driveway work on Lot § 27, answering company American Service, 8350 Park Saturday; Red Lobster, 922 to pull out a 50-47 win over sion, had to comb from behind twice to down the Barons, 5- June 30, 1977, is due January companions also needed. [Light and Heavy types of homes. For free es reasonable nrices. Fully in tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. Chicago 20 16 .556 2>/2 . A possible sediment and erosion control problem may occur telephones and clerical duties. Lane, Suite 269, Dallas, Texas Silver Lane, East Hartford. Aquinas yesterday at the MIDI.KT 4, Tuesday night. A loss, coupled with the Islanders’ win 1, 1978. If payment is not 6 Malpractice coverage, [cleaning. Rugs timate, call 646-8342, sured. G.L McHugh. 643-9321. Milw 20 18 .526 3Ve Good salary for qualified per 75231.______••••••«•*•••#••••••••••••• made by January 31,1978, the during construction of the driveways. ’ bonding, and working [vacuumed. Furniture Eagles’ Nest. Kyle Ayer Roger Greenwood had 23 over Vancouver, would have cut that lead to just two son. Contact Ms. Kaygiard. A GAL FRIDAY with RESPONSIBLE MOTHER Pootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 D etroit 16 18 .471 5>/2 lax will be delinquent and in 7. The Blackledge River drainage system will not be affected by' RN - 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., part men's compensation Why not send had 16 points and Russ Ra- points and Gary Gates 10 points. Medlscan Inc. 528-9931. bookkeeping experience for [ polished. Complete home will care for preschool Ind. 15 17 .469 5>/i terest will be charged at the the work on Lot #18. time. Enjoy working with a provided. busy marine dealership in [cleaning. One day or dant and John Gorman 12 as Burger King downed "We didn't play too good a game but we’ll take the two children ages 2 thru 5 in my BIDWELL Home Improve Kan City 13 22 .371 9 rate of 1% per month from the skilled and dedicated staff in a South Windsor. Call Joyce at [regular service. You will a happy thought ment Co. Expert installation apiece for the 4-2 Eagles. Boland Oil, 40-30, last night points," Flyers’ Coach Fred Shero conceded. Accordingly,.the following conclusions are reached: very pleasant atmosphere seven room home with fenced Pacific Division due date, with a minimum in 526-2443 between 10 a.m. and 4 I be delighted with our ser- in yard during daytime hours, to someone today! of aluminum siding, gutters at the East Side Rec, John The Barons took a 1-0 lead at 2:49 in the first period on A. The proposed activities are within a wetland or watercourse with immaculate surroun AID & ASSISTANCE p.m. for appointment. W L Pet. GB terest charge of $2,00. I vice. 5 days a week. 643-9409. and trims. Roofing installa iii:\m ; i jvffiRLS Janenda and John Hedlund a shot from Dave Gardner, and then went ahead again, 2- area as defined by Section 22a-38 of the 1977 Revision to the dings. Please call Doris Blain, of Northvattarn tion and repairs, 649-6495, 875- Portld 29 5 .853 Said taxes are payable at Connecticut General Statutes and therefore, a License is CARRIER RN, 646-0129, M anchester rWork Done With Pride" Nathan Hale of Coventry had 8 apiece and Doug 1, on Kris Manery’s goal at 2:26 of the second period. The Connactlcut, Inc. MATURE EXPERIENCED ONE EASY CALL - Will open 9109. Phoenix 22 13 .629 7>/2 the office of the Collector-of required from the Commissioner of Environmental Protection Manor Nursing Home, 385 person to babysit. Otis Street PAPERHANGER - Desires topped Bennet’s jayvee Martin 7 tallies for the Flyers seemed to have wrapped up the game up on Revenue in the Municipal West Center St. 357 Eait Center St. many doors for your altering, work. Reasonable rates, no LA '17 18 .486 W h pursuant to Section 22a-42a of the 1977 Revision to the Connec: arez. Occassional evenings. 569-4890 dressmaking and repair SPECIALIZING cleaning and girls’ squad, 34-16, in the Oilers, Building — Monday through NEEDED Mencheetar, Ct. Own transportation. Call 649- job too small. (7all 646-5017. Seattle 18 20 . 474 13 ticut General Statutes. i problems. An added bonus if repairing chimneys, roofs, season-opener for the Tim and Brian Feshler Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for East Hartford, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - 643-9515 0076, or 647-9960. All work guaranteed. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Gold St. 15 20 .429 14V2 B. The environmental impact of the proposed activity on Lot # Part-time work available in you are looking for gift items, Bears. Karen Daley and popped in 12 and 10 points James A. Turek Serving — formal dress, square dance Years Experience. Howley, 27 is negligible as th,e proposed driveway crossing is on an Manchester. $2.90 hour, plus kitchen help CiM TREE Service - Free es GEORGE N. CONVERS - Wendy Arnum had 4 points P r o h o c k e y .Tuesday’s Results Collector of GENERAL and etc. 569-4940, 643-5361. respectively and Pete existing path: Any possible erosion sedimentation problem caq |Conn. Blvd., Chapel, incentives. Call 647-1464. wanted. A|\pply Tommy's Piz timates, discount senior Painting and Paperhanging. apiece for Bennet. Alosky added 7 as Pro Los Angeles 120, New Revenue ASSEMBLERS AND COIL citizens. Company Call between 5-9 p.m, 643-2804. 040-12 be mitigated by properly appjled construction techniques. The Garvin, & winders for our day shift 7:30 za 1, 206 West Center Street. ROOFER WILL Install roof Remodeling tripped Top York 117 MEDICAL SECRETARY Manchester owned and EXPERT FURNITURE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• environmental ippact of the'proposed activity on Lot # 18 is Blinn Streete, a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and night Experienced preferred. refinishing and antique siding or gutters for iow dis Ill MNLSSMEN power-play goals by Bill Barber and Paul Holmgren, but Detroit 106, Atlanta 103 bookkeeper - Manchester operated. Call 646-1327. Building-Contracting 33 Notch, 33-25. John Sulick minor. Proper construction techniques will mitigate any possi' I plua Carroll Road - shift 4:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. restoration. Free estimates. count price. Call Ken at 647- Bob Kiernan and Chip (12) and Jim Redd (7) Bob Murdoch tied it for the Barons at 3-all with less than Indiana 104, New Orleans ble erosion or sediment problems that may occur." These medical office, Monday Must have finger dexterity WORKING MOTHER needs 1566. • through Friday, 9-5:30. DRESSMAKING and E. Lovland, 649-8963. WES ROBBINS carpentry two minutes left in the second period. 103 NOTICE techniques will also Insure that the Blackledge River drainage and be capable of fine work. consistent reliable person to Conran netted 21 points were best in defeat. Experience required, send babysit. Monday and Tuesday alterations done reasonably. remodeling specialist. Ad Rick MacLeish and Orest Kindrachuck finally puxt the Denver 101, Washington system will not be disturbed in any way. ■ Call 647-9946, Will train. Apply Able Coil and Call 646-4972. LIGHT HAULING - Pick up ditions, rec rooms, dormers, apiece, Pete Denz 18, Steve Chris Peterson and Bili PUBUC HEARING resume to Box C, Manchester Electronics, Howard Road, evenings, 3 to 8. Own 35 Flyers ahead for good with third-period goals at 7:03 and C. The proposed activities do not pose a threat to the health and aak lor Barbara Herald, 16 Brainard Place, and delivery. Attics, cellars, built-ins, bathrooms, Haatlng-Plumblng DePro 13 and Ed Savage 11 Hili had 10 and 9 markers 100 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bolton, Conn. transportation. Call 649-0076. garages cleaned. Painting 12:35, but Philadelphia had to skate frantically to keep TOWN OF MANCHESTER, .safety of area residents. ) Manchester, Conn. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone kitchens, 649-3446. in leading Irish Agency to a respectively as Pizza Phoenix 125, Milwaukee MANCHESTER Fireplaces, concrete. done. Your firewood split. 647- SEWERLINES, sink lines, the stubborn Barons — in last place in the Adams division 103 CONNECTICUT MANAGEMENT Opportunity 90-73 win over E astern House nipped Boland Oil, D. Proper construction techniques which minimize erosion an(| HERALD BOOKKEEPER-Part time Chimney repairs. No job too 9260, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - cleaned with electric cutters, Real Eastate last night at 36-34, at the Y. John — from rallying again as Manery scored his second goal Portland 92, Chicago 90 Notice is hereby given that sedimentation will serve to mitigate the project impact. ■ - $35,(H)0 and up opportunity small. Save. Call 644-8356 for Homes, Additions, Repairs, by professionals, McKinney for Manchester builder and when qualified after manage Bros. Sewage Disposal Illing. Doug Berk had 26 Paggibli (16) and Glenn of the game at 18:19 of the final period. the Board of Directors, Town ’Therefore, based on the findings and conclusions, and in ac< developer. Please call 643- estimattttes. INCOME TAX preparation at Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, of Manchester, Connecticut, ment training. Presently we your home, experienced. Dan 345-2009. Commpany, 643-5308. tallies. Bob Penney 21 and Dubois (6) were best in “We didn't give up,” said Manery. “We might have cordance with Section 22a-42a of the 1977 Revision to thd 6006, 9 to 6. have a number of managers m m will hold a Public Hearing in REWEAVING burns, holes. Mosler, 649-3329 or 32&.8263. Kevin -Dunn 12 for the defeat. folded when they got ahead two goals ... but we didn’t. Connecticut General Statutes, the Commissioner of En earning over $50,000 and over NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet the Hearing Room at the NEEDED Zippers, umbrellas repaired. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY loserj. Manchester Cycle behind Playing the Flyers like this is going to be a big lift fqr- vironmental Protection hereby grants, by Order, the request o( $80,000. Many company Window shades, Venetian Painting-Papering 32 Carpentry and general con repairs, plugged drains, Sports slate Municipal Building, 41 Qenter Lina S. Lucarelli to conduct regulated activities as herein 'benefits, previous experience kitchen faucefs replaced, Ron Riot-dan pumped in Aiex Glenn's 19-point effort u s,” Mayberry Village blinds. Keys. TV for rent. tracting. Residential and Street, Manchester, Connec described with the following specific conditions and/or not nescessary. Only in Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 649- PAINTING - interior and commercial. Whether it be a repaired. Rec rooms, 37 points and Bill Peoples d o w n ^ F a rr’s, 37-26. Tim In other games, the Islanders downed Vancouver, 4-1, Eaet HerHord ticut, Tuesday, January 10, ' modifications and with the attached general conditions: ( terested in your ability to 5221. exterior, 'paperhanging, small repair job, a custom batnroom remodeling, heat 17 as Bogner's whipped and Montreal beat St. Loiiis, 2-0. In the WHA, the Soviet EXPERIENCED want to be In business without modernization, etc. Free Chevalier and Keith 1978, at 8:00 P.M. to consider 1. With regards to Lot # 27, all exposed slopes will be stabilized • excellent work. References. built home or anything in Jimmie's Cafe, 73-63. Hianchard added 6 and 5 All-Stars skated to a 3-3 tie with Quebec. ' W ednesday and act on the followoing; an investment. Must be of Free estimates. Fully in Estimate gladly given, M i M by the applicant immediately after final grading by seeding and OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN P/ease call ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, between, call 646-1379. iMlaiiilrrs I, Cuiiui'kH I IIA.SKETBAI.L good character, good attics, garages, yards sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Bruce Hence and Cliuck tallies for the winners Proposed Ordinance — Sale of mulching. If erosion persists staked hay bales will be installed at The Islanders scored three second-period" goals and references. Must be willing to Dave 649-0872 cleaned, moving, trucking. 4431. CARPENTRY & Masonry - Hughes had 14 points while Andy Boggini had 13 MCC at Greater Hart property to J. C, Penney the wetland edge of the problem areas. With regards to Lot # 18. work hard, and pay the price FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum for Farr’s. .downed the Canucks for the fourth time in as many ford CC Properties, Inc. for the sum of a BLUE CROSS — CMS between 5:30 end Loam for sale. Lawn service. Additions and remodeling. apiece. Clay Hence 12 and construction by the applicant within the wetland must be strict for success. Four Interviews No job too big or small. 568- QUALITY PAINTING and Free estimates. Call Anthony bing. Repairs and games. Denis Potviri, Bob Nystrom and Clark Gillies $3,2tt,900.0D for proposed In- will be held on Thursday 6:30 or Remodeling. Faucets, Randy Glenney 10 for the / * ------Penney ut Hull ly limited to the 10 foot driveway and associated cut and filf a EXCELLENT WAGES 8522. Paper Having by Willis Squlllacote, 649-0811. each scored one goal and assisted on another. Mike ' dustrial Park. ' January 5th., at 10 a.m.-2 p.m- vanities, hot water heaters. losers, J l MOILS * W RESTLING slopes. a PAID HDLIDAY8 HERALD DFFICE Scnultz. Fully insured, 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. sharp at the references. 649-4343. Prompt service, on emergen LaStrada West routed Rick Casavant (19), Jim Kaszyeki scored the final Islanders’ goal in the third East Culliulir ut Avon, Copy of the Proposed Or 2. The applicant will Immediately upon the establishment of a RETIREMENT PLAN COMPLETE CARPET & Tile c a r p e n t r y - Repairs, dinance may be seen in the Holiday Inn, Exit 58 off 1-84, 647-9947 installation and repairs. Free remodeling, additions, gar cies. 643-7024... Dubaldo-Lesperance, 76-45, Paggioli (15) and Sparky period while Brad Gassoff scored the lone Vancouver fitiiO final grades, seed and mulch all cut and fill slopes. Any areas GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS Massachusetts Meeting Town Clerk’s Offl^fe during a estimates. Call Pat, at 646- HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch ages, roofing. Call David I,aggis ( ) were tops as the goal. which are to difficult to stabilize in the field will have staked hay' - Room, East Hartford. An painted for $l by with .lohn Alexander (30), 8 ■ ICE HOCKEY business hours. a NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD 3745, after 5 p.m. 60-$200 Patria, 644-1798. GuiiadiciiH 2, ItliicH 0 / bales Installed on the downgrade edge of the driveway to filler Equal Oppqrtunity Employer. scheduling now. Professional Bill Kelley (18) and Tim Bucks outscored the W ethersfield at Elizabeth J. IntagUata Flooring a t Coughlin^ (16) leading the leakers, 60-48, last night at Yvan Cournoyer and Steve Shutt scored goals to give runoff water before It enters the wetlands and/ or watercourses. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 considers any job. 289-9287 LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Muneliesirr, 8 : (5 Secretary, INCOME TAX evenings or weekends, Don. New homes custom built, winners and Marc Schardt the Y. Frank Marandino Ken Dryden his fourth shutout of (he season as the 3. With regards to Lots 18 and 1 27 the driveway will construclrd CALL OR WRITE.... RUBBER MAID party plan FLOOR SANDING " St Board of Directors wants dealer - demonstrators, Cai M IM iU L MIMinT remodeled, additions, rec Refinishing. Floors like new. (8) and Paul Rusilip (8) the and Matt Peterson were Canadiens remained firmly atop the Norris division with Tliurstluy at a width no greater than ten feet. MORIARTY BROS. INC. 643-5135 SERVICE BUSINESS with tor 7 f i FnpMntiott Manchester, Connecticut for home parties and fund $800.00 a week income J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interlor rooms, garages, kitchens No waxing (Specializing in losers. be.st for the losersiwith 16 56 points. Dryden, tied with Philadelphia’s Bernie Parent IIASKETRALL Dated at Manchester, Conn, Entered as in Order of the Commissioner of Environmental 315 CENTER 8T. raising. No collecting, no OFFICE: and exterior painting, remodeled, bath tile, cement older floors.) Staining floors. Protection this 29th day of December. 1977 available in this area. A cash 3$3 CBntBr 8t., ManehtstBr Rick Kearney tossed if/ and 14 respectively. for the NHL lead in shutouts, stopped 22 St. Ix)Uis shots in Koutli Culholie at East this 28th day of December, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 delivering, no handling. 568- business. Minimum invest paperhanging, and work. Steps, dormprs. Ceilings. In-outslde painting, Stanley J. Pae, Commissioner ManehMlar Numban remodeling. Fully insured. 18 points. Hen G r/yh 17 uhd lowering his league-leading goals-agalnst average to 1.96. Calliolie (girts), 8 1977 2418 or Ji%4.7$80 between 9-5 ment required. 203-627-0550. 728*3071 Residential or commercial. John Verfaille, 646-5750 aftep 062-12 001-01 p.m. 203-481-9M4. 649-9658. Call 649-4291. 6:00 p.m. ACROSS 67 Compsse Answer to Previous Puzzle ' point M ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 4, 1978- PAGE NINE-B PAGE EICHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Miimhester, Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 4. 1978 1 Which (Fr.) 68 Minds R z X TSTWldlA !■ ir 1 4 Al Cipp ' 69 The (Fr.) ■ f L ■ lu i i I l I o 1 0 V chirseter' L E E A 0 N A ■ Charlta M. Schultz ApartnmnH for Hitt i t Autos for Solo A* Auto* for Solo Frank and Emast 4 u io t For Sale $1 9 Sunihine t L 1 k • 1 N B DOWN Y Dear Abby state (abbr.) E w H b T i M VERNON - near park, newly 12 0nM (Fr.) 1 IHQ Y P ? T E 1 Ink writing H 0 R ElOlO redecorated, six room 13 Unaophlltl- 1 fl P Duplex, large yard with extra Instrument K H A^ N VIAIN 1 A 9 A / M O N i By Abigail Van Buren cated 2 Unknots 0 HOWAIANV 5KATIN6 EI6HT,MARCIE,ANP SOMETI/WE5 I THINK BOOKS ifuT“ -FoR CHA 5T llT r P ^ in g . Convenient location. -I i flT j i M A L T H o 4 A T 9 R 6ROlOL,5V/l«.,5NAf^ 14 Palndng 3 Ancient R A B L TtSTS ARE THERE, SIR? THEV 6ET HARDER THE 0NLVTHIN6THAT 82M ^nth. Securtly required. medium A BARK, IdOOF! Hebrew C 1 6 A T 6 L T a n d HARPER " V a KEEPS ME 60IN6 15 Y O U D O m ^ T M 6 g p 16 It la (contr.) escetic 8 R A T l I i I u M 1 Y 7 T- 16 Brailllan port 4 ActrMs n 0 T N o I v Ia B u R N --- THE ENC0URA6IN6 FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - Cen- DEAR ABBTf: Im dating a genUeman who seems very 17 Frequently Bancroft 0 W Q UlAlR D F E 0 f l m a m u A u — — \ b u 1 WORDS OF MV COACH. O l traliy located. Near bus iine. mu<* Interested fa me. He’s 60 and I’m 66. He’d malw a (P M t) 5 Sound made Aduits only. No pets. Now You Gan Buy wonderful catch, but there’s a slight problem. He’s W 18 Subject by ahaep 24 While defenM J u s t p o M ^ r ^ Available January 1st. Call about money. *uuuy 20 Conference 6 Insect egg 25 Moon featurM 41 Milk 647-1037, after 5 p.m. _ He takes me to the finest restaurants, but when we slte,194S 7 Actma Gabor 28 Eligible 44 Falla to finlah A M Y T H i N I d . leave, I Mways sUp a few dollars under my coffee cup 22 Soviet river 8 Fall back on 32 Doctrine firat 35 Exon TWO ROOMS heat and a Full SIzo because fas Ups are so meager. He’s a self-made man 23 Kennel aound 9 Duped 48 Pork type (pi.) utilities. Third floor, no 26 MllwaukH 10 Hoiated 36 Lily Maid recendy sold his business for several million dollars so I 47 New York ball children or pets: 8165. Call 649- brew 11 Church part 38 Cesium club 2236. know he can afford to tip properly. ’ 27 PIggieh 1978 Luxury Car 19 Ol electricity symbol 60 Scary word O^erwise he is a very high-class genUeman. I don't 29 Bizarre 21 Unfinished 39 Fatal 61 Heat unit BI'Focala — By Ruth Marcus want to lose hto. A lot of women fa this town would love to 30 Man of 23 Radical WInthrop APARTMENT FOR Rent - 6 40 Hard handed 52 Long fleh room Duplex, centrally for tho Samo Prlco have him—stingy or not. Influence (abbr.) located. 3 bedrooms, no pets, Shoidd I r e ^ d ^ that a Up should be at least 16 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 n THEc3UESnON "CC5E5 0DH NN/ THATfe'AHATI responsible family, percent of tho blU? He figured he knew me weU enough to 31 Deportment PLEASE. MOT A 01. ^ B E R O R E C A e e O K I L IK E ... A references, deposit. 8215 tell me fiat out that I used too much perfume. 33 Adenosine tri- 12 13 14 Your masculinity THE f^NEL- W a A R A monthly. Evenings after 6!00 I a Down SIzo Intormodlatol phoaphate MR. BEMETI edrdoaa foll j ST/AAULATIN ---- lOVB? HfeWl 528-9668, evenings, 64 - ^ 8 . WE BUY AND SELL used fur- iron. Cooking top with 3l5(tSTBH.,SASCatSTM. CONS. M 3.5I3S tions this coming year. You to prod you a little, but you’lt never had held ei^t-card “You made it, didn't ^ L b OLT ACT M s l ^ H B L M S r l asbestos boards and pipe. niture. One piece or entire FURNISHED 3 Rooms, AVAILABLE SOON may become the local point ol gratefutly accept the nudge trump support for n part you?” quipped North. MANCHESTER - What better houseful. Cash on the line. 8275. Call 643-9776. a group where you have previ and go on to be a winner. ner’s opening bid. East and West were also way to start 1978 than in this Manchester. Centrally Furniture Bara. 646-0865. located, on bus line, heated, ously^ been only a spoke In the CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be He cue bid two hearts to made and they got into the immaculate 5-5 two family. MODERN fore you make a request ol tell his partner he had a act. Building Supplies 42 reasonable, security. Call 6 ^ DODGE VAN CAPRicORN (Oec.22-Jan.19) In “Why didn’t you cover the Large attractive rooms, 3 car 9868. Olllces-Stores lor Rent 55 - 1975 BlOO another today, be sure you’ll strong hand with diamond garage, mint condition. T ra d e sm e n . A u to m a tic Cempers-Trallers your coterie today there Is one be able to reciprocate when the support. Two hearts usually jack of heaiis?” carped NATURAL STONE for 2&3 BEDROOM Priced to sell at 849,900. ATTRACTIVE Four room of transmission, power steering, Mobile Homes 85 who Is Inclined to cause pro3 shoe Is on the other loot. It’s shows first-round control of West. Zinsser Agency 646-1511. □ MiSC. FOR SALE retaining walls, veneers, ?AST HARTFORDtwo tan. 24,000 miles. 83,800. 649- lems. You'll spot this quickly not your nature to be a taker hearts, but North stretched “Why didn’t you lead a patios, etc. Pick up by the bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 APARTMENTS fice. Ground level, central location, professional 2813. MANSFIELD - Adults and and be able to neutralize her without giving In return. the point, so fa love was he spade?" shot back East. MANCHESTER - Ring in the pound or delivery by the ton. baths. Heat, laundry hook-ups adverse effects. Having pro3 LEO (July 23Aug.22) When you with his eight diamonds. No one was happy, except Articles tor Sale 41 building, parking and utilities. retired - Newport "52-312” New Year in this new home Bolton Notch Stone Quarry carpeting, all appliances, 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - lems selecting a career? Send throw cold water on co-work- On his final turn, he leaped South. 649-3163. parking. 8 ^ . Immediate oc Call 649-2865. two bedrooms, bathroom, lor your copy of Astro-Graph located in the popular 6 cylinder, standard, 58,000 living room, kitchen and ers, you may get by once. I to slam without even using ALUMINUM sheets used as cupancy. 528-1708 or 289-2890. Letter by mailing 50 cents for wouldn’t advise you to try the Rockledge area. This 7 room ^ ‘ 180 PRIME OFFICE space miles. Asking 81650. Call 649- dining area, refrigerator and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) printing plates, .007 thick, each and a long, self- Contemporary Colonial with 3 Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 8130, after 5:30 p.m. sour grapes again. If you want Berry's World. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for TWO ROOMS Furnished. per month available. Vernon Circle area, range. Storm windows, utility addressed, stamped envelope their cooperation. bedrooms, family room, wall- on Route 83. Approximately building, porch, skirting, aw 81. Phone 643-2711. DOG-CAT BOARDING Stove, refrigerator, bath, to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) Avoid The Fllntetonee — Hanna-Barbara Productions to-wall carpet and more await 500 square feet. Immediate 1975 MAVERICK - two door ning, window air conditioner. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. negative persons like the pla your inspection. Priced in the bathing/grooming. Obedience heat, hot water. Apply coupe, six cylinder, three UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub. M arlow ’s, 867 Main St., Includes wall to wall occupancy. 871-1471. 86850. Jensen’s Inc. Call Mrs Bo sure to specify your birth gue today because you have 850’s. Zinsser Agency 646-1511. protection classes. Complete speed, good condition, many Young, 26 Old Wood Road. 423 sign. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, modern facilities. Canine Manchester. carpeting, heat, hot water more than your share of self- new parts. Evenings 6433653. .t h a t 's Brownies, nurses, East Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon and parking. 1786 or Mr. Olson, Hartford. AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.19) doubts. Hobnob with positive THE THE fu r n a c e BOLTON - Reduced from 895,- Catholic Schooi. 649-1225. Why not send 82400. 247-5209. Two opposing forces are at thinkers and their vibes will be w eath er m an WILL h av e WHY I 000, a true Camelot is yours Road, Manchester. For reser MANCHESTER - Immediate odds In your career areas Infectious. PREDICTS A TO BE ON S P EN T THE vations please call 646-5971. occupancy. 3 rooms 8150. 4 a happy thought for 886,500 in this three TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 6 4 3 - 1 9 6 1 1973 DATSUN 1200. Good con Automotive Service 66 today. Fortunately for you, the LIBRA (Sept.230ct.23) Being a BITTER-COLD NIGHT AND DAY.' ENTIRE DAY bedroom, two full bath Ranch rooms 8165. No pets. Security gqiul Howilns Opportunity dition, 30 miles per gallon, proponents ol your cause will good-lime Charley with your COOKING Good condition. Good for deposit. Call 56fl054. to someone today! WEEK-END.^ on 13 plus beautiful acres. MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup 81195 or best offer. 7438550 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- bo able fo nullify the detrac money to Impress pals Is an UP MY plating, or welding. Call 649- pies - AKC. Salt and pepper. tors. exercise In futility today. Ideal for the animal and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. after 5:00 p.m. sun specialists, factory LSUPER-HOT nature lover for business or References. Call 289-0327. or NEW TWO bedroom apart PISC ES (Feb.20-March 20) Spread It around on your family CHILI 649-0485. ment available January 1. MANCHESTER - Retail, trained, one day service, 114 pleasure or both. See and it REBUILT 283 with 39,000 East Main Street, Rockville Don’t go to those who have II you want to make points. Fully carpeted, appliances, EAST HARTFORD - Newly storage and/or manufacturing rejected you In the past lor SCORPIO (Ocl.23Nov.22) A ca will delight you. Extras decorated three room apart space. 2,000 Square feet to miles. 1965 Chevy Impala 871-1617. galore. By owner, 646-6254. FREE! Small/medium, year- convenient location. 8205 Wagon, 8100. 64305%. favors today. On the other reer associate who has It In lor OWNER MOVINGI old, spayed dog, has shots. monthly. No utilities, no pets. ment. Quiet, heat, hot water, 100,000 square feet. Very hand, you can probably count you may try to make you look range, refrigerator. Working reasonable. Brokers MANCHESTER CAPE - 7 Loves attention. Good with 646-1316 after 5 p.m. 649-8782. on those who have seen fit to small In the eyes ol others TAB SALE couple. No children or pets. protected. Call Heyman 1968 VOLKSWAGON Bug. help you previously. today. If you react with your Rooms. 3 to 4 bedrooms. children. 646^)651. Basically sound, but needs a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., EAST HARTFORD. Central Lease, security and Properties, 1-2231206. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You best Instincts, you can negate Fireplace. Rec room. Side Thurt., FrI., & Sat., 67 references. 8225 monthly. 528- little work. Asking 8500. 563 Favorites have a penchant for conducting his ploy. porch. Aluminum siding. TWO WELSH CORGI Pupl Avenue townhouse. Two 3300 after 5:30 p.m. Anne. Daapwood Driva, pies. Females. 825.00 each. No bedrooms. Private basement 5289, after 6:00, 644-2047. yourself admirably with others SAQ inARIU S (Nov.23Dec.21) Garage. 842,600. Owner. 646- In commercial dealings today. Doubts will creep Into your 3316, after 5. Manchaatar, papers. Call 646-3008, or 646- and heating system. DODGE DART 1971 - Power Eltctrie rtfrlgtrator with top Appliances. No pets. 8195 OFFICE SPACE In purely social situations, you mind today, but at least they steering, radio, heater, snow may put your loot In your Born Loaar — Art Sansom froozor, 30” oUetrle ttovo, 1 monthly. Superintendent 289- won’t be concerning material NEW TO MARKET five room •mall •l•etr1e rafrigorator, twin FOR RENT tires, new transmission. Best mouth. things. The problem could be aluminum sided older home. badroom aat with box aprlnga, MIXED BREED - Beagles 6 0115. Robert C. White Co. 236- 250 square feet, center of offer over 81000. Cali after 5, TAURUS (April 23May 20) An what to do with your windfall. Remodeled country kitchen, draiaar and ehaat. 2 aingla weeks old. FREE. 649-MOl. 5961. Equal Housing. Homes lor Rent 54 Manchester, air conditioning and 643-5625. old grudge shouldn’t be al (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) three bedrooms, living room, badroom aata, many tablaa parking. Call 643-9551. IHWASREGl PRSyiREDA ,„IAM6CIW7TD«PEAICt)'\ Livestock 44 MANCHESTER two bedroom enclosed porch, two car gar and lampa, diahaa, pota and WEEKLY SPECIAL. Trucks lor Sale 82 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal ® 1977 by NEA. Inc 0wr«Twm)Aim/ I rawirOFFTHEIDPOF age. 834,900. Excellent starter pana, lota moral renovated apartment within Carpeted two bedroom with home. Keith Real Estate. 646- RIDING LESSONS indoor walking distance■'sla to down all appliances and more. Only 1975 CHEVY El Camino - A- 4126, 649-1922. riding ring. Western stock town. 8240 includes heat, hot 8150 Rental Assistors, 233 one condition, power steering, MAVDE TH' a e , seat, saddle seat, and hunt water, stove, and 5646. Small fee. □ AUTOMOTIVE fm stero tape deck, Anson CLUCK IS SK X / “Well, another day — another contlnentl" COVENTRY - By owner, 6 NCR CASH Register - Recon seat. All levels 228-9817 refrigerator. Call 646-0090. spoked wheels, camper top, —I ______room Cape with partially ditioned, with many totals. COUNTRY COTTAGE. Autos For Sale 61 low mileage. Call 64M254. yrrfe REALLV finished wreck room and free Call after 5:30 p.m., 228-3967. MANCHESTER two bedroom' Secluded two bedrooms on Our Boarding Houae — Carrol A McCormick NOTHINO standing fireplace. 837,000, apartment within walking dis acreage. Includes appliances, TO Antiques 48 3plc _ WORRY AEOUr, offers considered. 742-61^. BEAUTIFUL brand new, grey tance to downtown. 82& in kids and pets welcome. Only Molorcycles-BIcyclea 84 FLANNINS lATME ' i U FEEPIN MY cludes heat, hot water, stove junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland rabbit fur coat. Small size. WANTED. Antique furniture, 8200. Rental Assistors, 2 ^ Auto Body, 5231990. ONLY W TO ^BANK,50IO.N BUY< Lots-Land lor Sale 24 Very reasonable. 649-9190. and refrigerator. Call 643 5646. Small fee. glass, pewter, oil paintings or 0090. PR06RESS A PILLOW TO C O V E R other 1973 VEGA Hatchback - GT PHYSICAUY ANP THE BR O KEN 5PRINiS$ COLONIAL - 9 rooms. 4 ★ ★ BUILDING LOT For Sale - ALL PRIME hardwood, Harrison 1709. Model. Automatic transmis HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 AAENTALLy~-‘ ' ' IN BU STER’S Henry Street. Near schools. seasoned one and a quarter TWO bedroom apartment. bedrooms, 2 car garage, on 22 Central location, bus line, near sion, power steering. FX-1200 - Built by factory THKTS W CAR/ No brokers. Call 646-4528.46- years, cut to burning size and acres. 8500 monthly. Excellent condition. engineer. Branch heads, PSSaUiT\0H6 4528. split. Mostly oak and hickory. high school, fel5. month. References and security Security deposit, references, Reasonable. Please call 742- Barnett clutch, aluminum Hems HAME5UCH 646-7905. 6 to 9 p.m. required. Philbrick Agency, 9572. ' 'a m □ RENTALS lease, no pets, available Realtors, 6434200. rocker rollers, Mikuni car 1-^ gflM RANSE! Real Estate Wanted 28 buretor, balanced blue printed * H a a th c llfl Thia Funny World ______ONE PAIR KNEISSL “White January 1. Call between 39 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 motor, transmission. 871-2511. W iT ABOUT ALL CASH For your property Skis, 195 Cm. (white and p.m. or weekends. 6432804. PRIVACY SIX ROOM house. (-4 Rooms lor Rent 52 cylinders. Good condition. M3U BOVi? within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Two car garage, oil heat and 2 Automatic. 81695, or best MONTMORENCY bindings (DL Simples 'Toe) AVAILABLE FEBRUARY fireplaces. Excellent condi I S T R Y IN G Tape, ’ Instant Service. Hayes *" ■■ Toe W ANTED - R e tire d o r offer. Call 8734537. ★ ★ 2? Corporation, 646-0131. 8150. One pair Lange " ^ o ” 1st. - New 4 room Duplex. tion. Mr. Duff, 6432133 or 633 TD BUILD matured gentleman to room 8200. Stove included. Without 3362 after 6:30 p.m. boots (six buckle) black, size and board. Use of TV and 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville HIMSELF 10, 840. One pair Scott steel heat. No pets. Near Parkade 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and s e l l in g your house? Call us kitchen. Call 742-5066. Call 646-8858. V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, UP TD first and we’ll make you a poles, with ice ’’Tips” (prongs VERNON - Four room Ranch. power steering, power brakes, rack. 81,750. 289-4042. for ice) 825. One Yamaha ift- 2 bedrooms. Large lot. One LOOK cash offer. T.J. Crockett, THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - air conditioning, excellent 175 (C.C.) ’’Enduro” Bike, FOUR ROOMS - Appliances. child. No pets. Heat included 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. MORE Realtor, 643-1577. Birch House Women. Central running condition. 8850. Call U K E blue, with trail tires. Needs 8165. Children allowed. L ^se. included.' 8265 monthly. 743 after 6:00, 5236294. Excellent condition. 8375. Call ly located. Downtown Call 643W1, after 4:00 p.m. 'WNS., IMMEDIATE Cash for your some work. Engine excellent. 6736. 6437313. Good off season buy for M anchester. . Kitchen MONGV property. Let us e^ laln our privileges. Call 649-2358. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-GT mechanically minded rider HIGHLAND PARK Area - ’TOLLAND - Nine rooms, four 8109 fair proposal. Call Mr. Model. Automatic transmis 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. 24«.32« Belfiore, 647-1413. 8450, negotiable. Call 649-3104. Luxury Townhouse. 2 baths, 2 bedrooms, newer Raised Excellent condition. 8375. Call SLEEPING ROOM for rent bedrooms. 3 full floors. Call sion, power steering. voice Ranch for rent. Available Im Excellent condition. 6437313. From this pattern you OP NCR CASH REGISTER - Centrally located, 146 Cent* 6431616. MAY WE BUY your home? Street. Please call 64941013. mediately. singles accepted. Reasonable. Please call 742- can make two favorites yy MooewcncKxl '‘HERS COMB GKPlCBM!, - Quick, fair, all cash and no Reconditioned, with many 8733050, ms-ms, 8737999. 9572. Campsrs-Trallers for your wardrobe. . . the l-q lowateqwuNcy/* | roblems. Call Warren E. totals. Call after 5:30 p.m MANCHESTER - 6 room Mobile Homes 85 Gauche culottes or a 228-3957. CLEAN FURNISHED Room - Colonial. Three bedrooms, full HEAT PAID - charming four pretty skirt. lowland, Realtoors, 643-1108. For mature gentleman. Call 1975 AUSTIN MARINA GT - basement, will rent month to room Ranch with basement, ARE*S YOU Selling your mobile No. 8109 with Photo- e 646^701, after 6:00 p.m. month. Also three bedroom Recent motor. New clutch. Guide is in Sizes 24 to 82 Short Riba Frank Hill DANISH MODERN dining appliances and off street ’Throw out bearing. Pressure home?e? BuyersI waiting. Please PROFESSIONAL Person - apartment available. Call inches. Size 26-inch waist Wants to rent, with option room set - Excellent condi parking. Call today Rental plate. Michelin tires. Clean in call Plaza' Homes, Broker. 1- a ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- today. Blanchard h Rossetto ... culottes 2H yards 46- ilO U R R N K to/or buy, a 5 to 6 room, in tion. Moving, must sell. Call Assistors 2335648 small fee. side and out. Runs excellent. 8230369. inch. 646-8874, after 8:00 p.m. Kitchen privileges, central 6432482. SUP— fiL A /0?. ood condition house, with location. References Call 6435017. TO OSIIIN, tms tiM fir sMk MONEY MISER beautiful NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven sNi ZSt nr Mtiatt nS \ t eim I gasement, in greater required. 6432693. s h SIIs i. Manchester area. SEASONED FIREWOOD - ONE BEDROOM - Ranch three bedroom home in Ver 1976 PONTIAC Bonneville tory Clearance Sale I Brand V*«i< MiNiiN I Callall after Style Apartment. Private en inaiiii.iM.1 4:30, 643-8863. Half cord, 830 delivered. Call non area. Basement, garage,: Brougham - Two door Hard new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 sue Bumarr /-y 643-0738, anytime. FOR RENT TO mature trance. Includes heat, hot and yard for kids. Call for Manotieeter Herald gentleman. Cozy corner room, top. Landau Roof. Fully or 3 bedrooms, 810,900. Large, 1150 Ave. at Amerlcae “Ths maanfag of liisT Look it up youtaelf water, air conditioning and details. Rental Assistors 236 - selection of pre-owned homes New Yorli, N.Y. 100SO Household Goods pUances. 8245 montldy. No equipped. 20,000 miles. and you’ll remsabw It longer.’' J? BRAND NEW Cherrywood 5648 small fee. Excellent condition. Best to choose from, 82,950. C!ream M sl I M . ASerNl wllS IIP pets.:s. DamatoE Enterprises, CHI, iblt Naieear lae Slsa. BEDROOM SET - Contem dining table with six h l^ back Stt-ldlL pffeiiffer. CaU 6438036, ask for Puff, 60x12 feet, 85,999. porary, Double dresser, canh chairs. Reasonable. ROOMMATE WANTED - To Phil Excellent financing available. ’The Spring & Sumner p l e a sa n t c o r n er room share bouse with two adults. ’77 BASIC FASHION mirror, chest-on-chest, 2 night Evhnlnga, 6434)181. for rent to iiiatufe gemlenuui. Immediate parking FIVE Ro o m Remodeled Preferably pet lover, and non 1974 t-RlRD, - Brown, throughout the state. Plaza contains a Bonus Coupon. tables, headboard. Call ^ Walk-in closet, garage, con apartment with appliances Price . , . 82.00 a copy. 4852. HARDWOOD for sale. Split veniently located; Phono US- smoker. 81w, includes heat business car, loaded with Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross and delivered. 528-0538. 8504. and hot water. 6838547, keep Ijrtr^pjlced for quick sale. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, Add 82.00 for the New trylHg, Berlin, Conn. 1-826-0869. SUCCESS IN SEWING, rACSK THN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING tlKHAl.l). Miiiulu-stor, Oiiin., Wod., ,liin. 4. li)7« Join realty firm East Coast Realty, 1227 Burnside Ave., in the Powder Maehester public records Mill Shopping Center, East Hartford, has announced the addition of two persons to its sales staff. ' Outside today * They are Annette Kehoe Wilson of South Windsor and For Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Graham MacDonald of Manchester. Warranty deeds Oakland Street, $10,000. Donald Realty Co., West Hartford, Home Delivery Lows tonight in the teens; highs Mrs. Wilson has had 11 years’ experience in the real es Nathan Gurian, trustee. West property on Oakland Street, no con Thursday in the low 30s. Outlook: fair tate and home construction fields. She was formerly James L. Monaco and Claudia Hartford, to The Central Connecticut veyance tax. Phone 647-9946 Friday and Saturday; chance of flurries employed by James Milkie Builders and Prestige Real Monaco to G. Jeffrey Keith and G. Cooperative Farmers Association, Sunday. National weather map on page Certificate of attachment 7B. Estate, both of South Windsor, and by LaCava Construc Stillman Keith, property at 464 E. property at 35 Oakland St., $^,000. Main & Talcott Parking Inc., Hart tion Co. of Wethersfield. Center St., $49.50 conveyance tax. Jurgen Marek and Carol Ann (CENTS She is a life-long resident of South Windsor and Alice C: Jarvis to Multi-Circuits Marek to Bruce A. Am Ende and ford, and St. Patrick & St. Anthony graduated from South Windsor High School in 1966 and Inc., property bn Hartford Road, Barbara A. Am Ende, property at 170 Roman Catholic Church Corp., Hart ford, against Humbert A. Juliano, attended Morse Business College. $65,000. Loomis St., $36,000. '$15,000, property on Meadow Lane. Mrs;. Wilson lives on Strong Road with her husband, Margaret S. Wright to Douglas J. Burr Manchester Inc. to Malcolm Larry, and their two children. / Wright and Cecilia A. Wright, J. Kerr, property on Mill Street, $22 MacDonald is a native of Manchester and graduated property at 57 Chambers St., $30,‘000. conveyance tax. Judgment lien Council Donald F. Levine, doing business from Manchester High School in 1968. He also attended Hartford Hospital Inc. against Dump ownership as Donald Realty, West Hartford, to Nichols College and graduated in 1972 with a bachelor's in Quitclaim deed Thomas Wilkinson and Gall Wilkin The Central Connecticut Cooperative marketing. Edward F. Coughlin, Stowe, Vt., to son, $308.50, property at 54-56 Cam approves i fHi / Farmers Association, property on He and his wife, the former Holly Skogland, live at 24 Annette Wilson Donald F. Levine, doing business as bridge St. Cambridge St. Graham MacDonald truck ban isn’t yet certain New life The Town Council voted Tuesday 5- 2 with one abstention to approve the for old ordinance prohibiting trucks from By MAL BARLOW covenant which said in effect that McNamara said police discovered using Prospect Street between 7 p.m. East Hartford Reporter Wrobel would not ever sell the land about 10 junk cars clearly on buildings and 6 a.m. Town officials have been saying for construction purposes. W robel’s property while in Voting for were Dick Torpey, this week they either don’t know who There was a clear understanding vestigating the dumping. They are WASHINGTON (UPI) - William Dailey, Harry Egazarian, owns the site of a private dump north then, he said, "That there could be no taking action against him now, he more dumping.” Hiram Sibley, founder of David Killian, and Henry Genga, all of 222 Roberts St., East Hartford, or said. Western Union, built his Democrats. Voting against were McNamara said he plans to seek a Wrobel recently sold about five 78 KICK* OFF SALE! that it is owned by Henry “Turk” temporary injunction against further brick mansion on one of the Esther Clarke and Robert Ryan, acres of land to Anthony Annunziata START THE NEW YEAR WITH EXTRA-SPECIAL SAVINGS! Wrobe) who lives next to the site at dumping. He will “name everybody” most prestigious 19th cen Republicans. James Cordier of 200 Goodwin St. The land is at the the rear of 210 Roberts St. who has been dumping there, he said. tury residential streets in abstained. rear of both the Morrone and the Mayor Rjphard Blackstone said Later he will seek a permanent in Rochester, N.Y. The vote followed a lengthy public Tuesday ,»*i‘obel has been arrested Wrobel land towards the east. Annun OLD SPICE After Shave hearing on the ordinance. FTospect junction and possibly get an order to ziata won approval in May 1977 from U t i o n or OLD SPICE b efo re^r dumping there. As the old families •CLOROXII4 0 OZ.,Reg. 1.29 Street residents repeated their tales "Yf^ve had a lot of problems from have all the refuse removed. the town Zoning Board of Appeals to moved away from areas Fresh Lime After^ave of the horror of living on a narrow NIf* Wrobel," he said. He has retained the firm of allow his A and B Auto Salvage Inc. like Rochester’s East •DOW Bathroom Cleaner250Z Griswold & Fuss, engineers, of street which has become a 0 Chief Clarence Drumm said firm to run a junkyard there. Avenue, and demands were OuF Reg. 1.39 Manchester. This firm did a detailed, Oti throughway for trucks and cars since Tuesday night he was not sure who Mayor Blackstone sued the ZBA to put on a town's older sec f r e e a highway exit ramp was built 12 topographical map of the area for the block Annunziata's salvage firm. fr ee YOUR •SPRAY-N WASH 16 OZ,Ree, 1.3, tions to furnish sites for Custom Mount I 1.99 owned the site. He admitted he has Wrobel-Morrone deal in 1969. It CHOICE years ago. The ramp dumps traffic been a good friend of James J. Annunziata said he does not want commercial space, federal i shows a pond well below the current to discuss the matter including the 4',.deodorant,or4’.lolion«vithFREE6or or Alter Shave «ith f "EE from Interstates 91 and 84 and Route Morrone, owner of the Contromatics tax laws encouraged Recessed Screen level of the dump site. y o u r 2 onto the local streets of the Corp, building at 222 Roberts St. and dumping on the lands next to his Shave Cream' Griswold & Fuss will do another developers to tear down MAX Prospect Street area. the owner of much acreage to the because he does not want to jeopar the historic structures and Our 70 FACTOR ‘=” 0 'C E ■ EACH Robert Mooney, president of the side and rear there. topographical study to determine dize his court case against the to build new complexes. Reg. Atra Razor Hartford Despatch trucking firm just how much has been dumped and mayor. 33.87 Seif Defense r~*- X Town Corporation Counsel With Floating •U M O N f a v o r 6, located in the middle of Prospect where. Joseph Paquette, a Democrat but a Now, however, Holds firm by pressure bar 'ax Timothy J. McNamara said today, Head Our Street, spoke against the ordinance. Town engineers are now working political foe of the mayor, said the regulations implementing FREE matching curb lender ^ 4 9 12 OZ., Reg. 1.59 “There is no question that some of on showing exactly where the proper mayor has been trying to blame the the 1976 Tax Reform Act with order. Allow 2 to 3 2 29 & 1 89 "Do you want to drive us out of that trash is on Mr. Wrobel’s proper •CARLAN Self Adhesive Vinyl ty lines are. dumping on Wrobel. But Wrobel has will give developers incen weeks delivery. 6oz o1 moisturizer or town?” Mooney said. ty.” 3.99 f c cleanser, each a 3 Yard Roll, Reg. 1.57 The firm employs over 100 people Wrobel said this weekend that if not done any dumping lately, he said. tives to switch from A new hreaMhrovgh in shav'^ pHcorrect formula McNamara also said there is little Morrone wants to deny owning the Paquette said town officials are too demolition to renovation, comlorl' Complete with 5 blades every day for 24 hours a day. The an doubt some of the trash is also piled •W O O D HANGERS, Reg. 1.47 dump site, he will claim it all. It has careful of hurting Morrone. He said according to Sally Oldham, nual payroll is $1.6 million...... on Morrone’s land. Cast Iron The councilmen voted to exempt This small stream flows put from under a growing mountain Police went to the dump site which become much more valuable land he will ask Gov. Ella Grasso and the architectural historian for since 1969, he said. Wrobel denied the National Register of Hartford Despatch. of solid refuse on a private dump site north of 222 Roberts St. covers at least three acres of land state to investigate the whole inci Fireplace Grate Trucks at night will now use dumping anything on his own land dent. Historic Places. in East Hartford. The stream’s water is filthy and its stream Friday on the request of the mayor to since he fought in court with the 24" long and 15" deep, with Original Equipment Connecticut Boulevard and Main investigate dumping complaints the The Herald has been unable to con Those who tear down removable sides, for coal bed covered with greenish slime. Less than 100 yards town. tact Morrone. Tune Up Kits Street to go north. If the trucks are mayor had received. Police dis historic buildings no longer or wood. taller than the 13-foot high railroad downstream it empties into the Hockanum River. (Herald Our covered Henderson Trammell Jr., 43, will be allowed to deduct overpass on Main, they will have to photo by Barlow) from their taxes the value YOUR CHOICE Reg. of Hartford driving a truck owned by East Hartford public records 3.99 to go up Burnside Avenue and School Suisman & Blumenthal Inc. of Hart of items remaining in the 7.99 Street. Our 2" 5” ford. He was dumping trash from the building and the cost of demolition, she said. , Reg. 14.991 Delco-Remy—Motorcraft—Mopar! truck when police arrested him and Warranty d eed s Windsor town line, conveyance tax I 413.94 Kit includes points, condensers, rotor. charged him with violating the Richard Kearns to Vincent J. Baz- $574.20 based on a sale price of $521,- Developers who Parents town’s dumping ordinance. zano et al, property on Oakland 000. demolish a certified Cord Crib Hoop O r ^ A spokesman for the Hartford firm Avenue, conveyance tax $34.10. Russell S. Merrick et al to Ethel M. historic structure will have 40" jn diameter, holds 1/8 Pro-Star Scooter 3 Lb. Dacron 808 said Tuesday it has been dumping Salvatore Ucello et al to James Turner et al, property on Syracuse tax penalties imposed and cord of wood. Steel tubing. Wiper Blades RegularOrResistor there for six years and the driver Nelson et al, property on Lafayette Drive, conveyance tax $57.20. will be ineligible for Easy to assemble. Sleeping Bag pleading paid a manager at the site once a John F. Armstrong et al to George Ow And Refills Avenue, conveyance tax $52.20. accelerated depreciation— 139 0 Spark Plugs week. J. Kreick, property at 32 Goodwin 25 % OFF K.. Heavy Duty Grate, Reg 20 99 15.70 Reg. 19.99 I W Secured Investments of Connec the economically advan Our REGUUR c , McNamara said he had ticut Ltd. to Gould Brothers Ltd., St., conveyance tax $39.60. Use with handle as a scooter, or 4 4 7 Reg. 99c 691 1470 tageous practice of taking Reg. ■ EachB. . Blade Reg. 19.99 I ^ T for buses represented James Morrone and property at 12-14 Eastern Park Road I James Jensen et al to Dan A. remove handle for 24" poly RESISTOR large deductions in the ear i 1.99 ■ Pr.RelPr. Reims Joseph Morrone, brothers, in 1969 off Burnham Street at the South Wunsch, property on Crescent Drive, BUILD YOUR OWN SHELF SYSTEM kicktail board! Reg. 109 791 Heavy oxford nylon cloth shell with Angry parents of the Mayberry ly years of a project to Quick, easy installation' when they bought 18 acres of land conveyance tax $34.10. X-1919" Skateboard, Reg. 10.99.. 7.77 Limit 8 plugs per customer full 2ipper and scenic lining. Village neighborhood pleaded wlUi lower taxes and leave a from Wrobel there. Wrobel said the Standards, Brackets the Board of Education Tuesday developer more money to price was $12,000 per acre and the night to bus their children to the work with. And Shelves deal was handled by Eugene Sunset Ridge School on Silver Lane. Paganetti, local real estate broker Ms. Oldham said local m i SCOTT Varsity 200 Sheet The said the kids walk down and developer. East Hartford fire calls historic groups witnessing 5 Subject Loose Leaf Chester Street to the busy intersec McNamara said he does not see a the demolition of historic Pioneer tion of Forbes Street and Interstate Spiral Notebook Filler Paper conflict of interest in his now buildings can report to the Stereo System 84 exit and entrance ramps. Then handling the investigation of the Our they walk past busy Ridgewood Road Tuesday, 1:02 p.m. —Medical call to 58 Burnside Ave. Internal Revenue Service M 9 9 ^ Reg. dump. Suffolk Drive. Tuesday, 7:29 p.m. — Medical call to 4 for enforcement of the tax 19 I \ 88c 69* on Forbes Street to the comer of “I don’t intend to turn this case Tuesday, 1:22 p.m, —Structure fire, 111 Lincoln St. disincentive provisions of Our College rule, with 5 tabs. Fits 2 or 3 hole binders. t Silver Lane and Forbes. Reg, over to anyone,” he said. Ash St. Tuesday, 8:11 p.m. —Medical call to the law. ’ , The school system’s transportation He noted he has not represented 259.98 rdlnator, Ms. Miriam Levenson, Tuesday, 2:46 p.m. —Car fire, 497 rear of police headquarters, On the positive side, she £ 3 : Full 15 watts per channel; receives at James Morrone at all since 1969. Tolland St. Tuesday, 8:55 p.m. —Car fire. Forest 5% THD Pioneer's 2 way speaker system Magnetic Photo Album wed a video tape to the board of McNamara said the town in Tuesday, 4:25 p.m. —Medical call to 417 and Forbes streets. said, "renovation project m sonic enclosures. rthe route. It showed there are vestigated dumping on the site by Main St. Tuesday, 11:33 p.m. —Medical call to costs may be lower than 6 Per S tore-N o Rainchecks 466 sidewalks along it and three crossing Wrobel a few years ago. In January Tuesday, 4:42 p.m. —Brush firg, Burnham Street. the cost of construction of Our guards at busy points. Liggett Street. Today, 7:51 a m. —Furnace fire, 127 Reg. 6.77 1977 Wrobel signed a restrictive a new facility, the con WALNUT FINISH SHELVES Sankyo Dolby* At a late hour, the board voted to Tuesday, 7:24 p.m. -Stove tire. 539 Long Hill St. struction period may be Stereo Cassette Deck Jumbo size album—A lull 60 pages! table their decision. They asked Ms. shorter and consumer at .'□"Cl Levenson to make more video tapes 8” x24” Reg. 3.19...... 2.48 Front loading: auto shul off 80 Sheet 8x10 Spiral Comp Notebook, Reg. 8 4 c ...... 59* traction value as well as Twin meters. 3 digit tape at different times. the resale value may be in counter. Our Reg. 139 99 *99 1 'A oz. Elmers Glue, Reg. 4 ic . 2 fo r 46* 3 Pk. Bic Pens, Reg ssc.. 46* 8” Reg. 4.59...... creased by its historic x26” 3.47 Trade Mark ol Dolby Labs. Papermate Flair Pen, Reg. 55c...... 46* character.” 8” x48” Reg. 5 .9 9 ...... The program applies to 4.63 commercial properties or Paramedics apartment buildings — not 10” x36 ’ ’ Reg. 5 .2 9 ...... 4.27 private homes — which are quit force listed in the National 10” x48 ” Reg. 7.49...... 5.73 presents a Register of Historic »10FF Mrs. Mary Dagon, chairman of the Places, buildings or struc 12 ” x36’ ' Reg. 6.49.'...... 4.98 East Hartford Emergency Medcal tures within a National OUR ENTIRE STOCK Tim Bister shows his foul shooting form as he sends a Personalized Dog Dish Jumbo Rawhide Bone Services Commission, said today ate basketball on its way to the hoop during the Elks Lodge Hoop Historic District or in 12” x48’" Reg, 7 .9 9 ...... OF has word that seven of the town’s areas recognized by local 5.94 Our |3 3 Our QUALITY HOLSON eight paramedics have resigned. Sh(wt Contest Friday at Penney High School. Joe Kronen, or state historians. STANDARDS Reg. 1.97 Reg. 2,39 “They’ve just had it,” she said. striped jersey, keeps his score. David-Pardo edged out Tim for The Schlegel Corp., for IFoot 4-Foot PHOTO ALBUMS "It was a hell of a battle to get this Reg, 89c « top honors in the boys age 10 to 11 category. (Herald photo by example, plans to turn the 66 Reg. 2.19 1.67 30% OFF Pup Large 10Pk. Example: paramedics program started and it s Barlow) Sibley mansion into an of 2Foot 5-Foot Stainless Steel Flatware Chips Chew Stix Our New Holson "Slip-lt-To-Me" been tough keeping it. I think the men fice building. It has applied Reg. 1.19 94* Reg. 2.79 1.96 Photo Album, Reg. 4.99...... 3.99 are serbus. They’re getting the r m to the Interior Department 3-Foot •|33 BRACKETS * No Limits shaft. „ Office of Archaeology and Reg. 1.59 1.28 15.99 td 34.99 I I tO 73 “The service will suffer. Two to advance 'I Our Reg. 1.09 Historic Preservation for Create your own designs 8 ' Reg 89c 1 10' Re*. 95c 112" Reg. 99c Large selection of services for 8 or 12! Our Reg. 1.89 Buy As Many As You Need! The only man who has not resigned K approval of its rehabilita according to your needs! * Intermediate Markdowns Taken. A special treat Good for dog's gums and PHOTO DEPT. is her brother, Michael Coppinger. 68* 72* 76* for little puppys‘ teeth-compietely edible. for tion plans, which include &••••••••! ■The complaints of the men have to in hoop contest the addition of some do with the town’s administration of SPRING AND SUMMER skylights and restoration of General Electric the program. The paramedics are WEDDINGS deteriorating fireplaces. Surge-Of-Steam firefighters on the town’s fire depart Little Laura Camarco and big Ben followed by Sharon Faccinto with 5 ment and report to the chief, Michael Leyland of East Hartford shot well for 30 and Carol Ingallinera with Interior Department Steam 8i Dry Iron 1 E U R E K A three for 30. Fitzgerald. j enough in the East Hartford Elks restorationists will review No further word could be gathered Hoop Shoot Friday afternoon at Fran Reinholz, chairman of the the plan on the basis of 10 Upright local Hoop Shoot program and a past SUNDAY AFTERNOON Our on the resignations at noon today. Penney to offer the town hope of win stapdards which require Reg. 19.97 Vacuum ning state or national honors in the exalted rulhr of the local Elks lodge, JA N U A R Y 8, 1978 that the building maintain basketball throwing contest. said he was pleased with the winners. its general historic Extra steam gets out toughest Cleaner wrinkes. Window and fabric *• Laura threw a basketball through They may have a chance for further Hartford Hilton Hotel character both inside and guide, (IF116BL (’olice report the hoop 12 times in 25 throws Friday honors later in the program. outside. to win the girls 8-9 age category. “They did very well,” Reinholz Grand Ballroom Ms. Oldham said the ' General Electric Mitchell M. Shakir, 19, and ’Thomas Runner-up was Julie Bister with 5 for said. guidelines \ are broad The six first place winners are in 1 P.M. AND 4 P.M. Toast 'N Broil Water Pik Oral Our Reg. 59.88 Hoover Celebrity Gillette Pro-Max Shakir, 45, both of 347 Main St., East 25. enough to allow alterations Toast-R-Oven Hygiene Center Hartford, were presented in Com Ben hit 19 out of 30 to edge out hot vited to attend the Jan. 10 banquet (You may attend either show) and do not require costly 2Position Dial A N ap‘ , Canister Vacuum Compact Styler-Dryer mon Pleas Court 12, yesterday after handed Tim Kiro with 18 for 30. The the Elks are giving to honor local restoration "to bring a Edge Kleener features, Midget Football players. dIus power-driven 12 inch they were charged earlier in connec boys had tied at the end of shooting building back to what it 'O ur leater bar brush roll. tion with the theft of tires from En their first 25 each. After they shot an The winners will next compete NO ADMISSION CHARGE Reg. 44.97 ^*1406 was.” Our Our Our sign Street. extra five each, Ben was the winner. Sunday, Jan. 15 at the ^da Kelgwln Among the sites being Broils steaks, chicken-bakes Reg. 24.97 Reg. 94.88 Reg. 19.99 Mitchell was charged with in George Kronen shot 8 for 25 and School in Middletown with the NO TICKETS NECESSARY from 200 to 500° with top brown considered for certifica Water jet Hushes out food debris caught 3.7 peak H P. motor! 13 quart disposable 1000 Walts ol drying powar. Saparala terfering with a search warrant and was the winner of the boys 8-9 winners of all 10 lodges in this dis feature. lfT.26 between gums. 4 Jet tips included. 149 bag; retractable cord and tool pack. N3003 styling and drying s p ^ s ; drying trict, Reinholz said. The six winners tion are the $7 million threatening. He was released on a category. • Some Lucky Bride-to-be renovation of Denver’s attachment. l% ! o Jo Ann Faccinto shot 8 for 25 to win of that Hoop Shoot will compete with $500 bond for appearance In court on Will Win an Exquisite Wedding Gown Tivoli Brewery, a 19th cen Jan. 23. the girls KKll category. Second was the winners of the other three state tury brick building. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ’Thomas was charged with two Rachel Barrett with 4 for 25. districts Feb. 5 again in Middletown. MAHCHESTER VERNON SALE PRICES Then those winners will travel to PLUS MANY OTHERS Developers say they plan 1 . CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE counts of assault on a police officer, David Pardo’s 14 for 30 topped Tim Wynshaw's n to take old tanks from a 2. MASTER CHARGE interfering with a search warrant, Bister’s 12 for 30 to win the boys 10-11 Nashua, N.H. Feb. 24 for the 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shoniing Canter WEDNESDAY FREE DOOR PRIZES 60 PRATT STREET. HARTFORD keg storage room for use 3. BANKAMERICARD/VISA Through and fourth-degree larceny by posses category. The boys had been tied Northeast regional. finals. Finally, as planters throughout the SATURDAY sion. He was released on a $1,500 after shooting their first 25 each. those winners will compete at the building. bond for court appearance also on Alice Charest shot a good 14 of 25 to national finals in Kansas City in LJan. 23. win the girls 12-13 category. She was March, he said. V